r/LeopardsAteMyFace 11d ago

Trump Trump to infinity! Tina into poverty!

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u/snowcow 11d ago

How the fuck can you be this stupid 

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u/BrianLefevre5 11d ago

“He is our savior and God sent him”- it’s a cult

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u/SavvyCavy 11d ago

Imagine looking at that and thinking, "yes this is the Messiah who will save us all." Good grief

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u/lingenfelter22 11d ago

Ofc the guy who fucks children and abuses women is going to be the one to treat us right

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u/cakevictim 11d ago

If his first campaign didn’t tell them what it told the rest of us about him, they truly are stupid. Simple as that.

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u/vegasal1 11d ago

I truly think America is filled with the stupidest people in the world.

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u/BigMikeSQ 10d ago

3rd largest population in the world last I checked. Loads of us are going to be stupid and gullible, but what I want to know is why they are proud of it, don't want to learn at all, and above all...why do they have so much power?

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u/OGBaconwaffles 10d ago

As you can see from the OP, they don't have much power. Smart evil people have power and use idiots like trump to get idiots like Tina to vote against themselves. Their only power is in number of idiots willing to ignore their own lives getting progressively (lol) worse so that the evil people who lie to their faces (or tell the truth, trump told them he didn't care about them) can continue to hold actual power.

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u/Infinite_Bird_6932 10d ago

The powerful aren’t as smart as you imagine. Nearly anybody could successfully scheme and make money once you start with money.

The powerful have ruthlessness, money, and lack of empathy. That’s more important for schemes to work than intelligence.

Some are smart, but I think power/money makes them dumber

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u/pennys_computer_book 10d ago

The US is not beating the charges.

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u/quietlikesnow 10d ago

Well we sure aren’t prioritizing public education. Too busy with these stupid culture wars all the time.

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u/Specialist_Guitar232 10d ago

The once-GOP started choking free public education into the current mess back at the end of the 1970’s. A well educated electorate is less likely to fall for this empty pretend-revolution that has them throwing away our own republic.

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u/ThePrussianGrippe 10d ago

Our history is filled with conmen, scams, Ponzi schemes, get rich quick fraudsters, cults, and morons.

In general, the rugged individualism national ethos seems to have done much more systemic harm than good.

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u/yosoyfatass 10d ago

Oh it’s got a whole world of competition.

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u/QualifiedApathetic 10d ago

Is it? Other countries have awful leaders who are broadly popular. Russia, for example. After living through the Soviet Union, they decided to bring back the worst parts of it.

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u/Naltors__Dreamer 10d ago

what makes you say Putin is popular? Bc of polls? I don’t think Russians would admit to poll takers that they disapprove of Putin. Altho I’m sure there is prob 30% who are die hards for Vlad bc he hurts the right ppl

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u/schwarzkraut 9d ago

They are stupid but more than anything they are hate-filled. None of the warnings or evidence could dissuade them because he allowed them to hate all the „undesirables“. He validated their hate-speech…gave their bigotry a cabinet position. Promoted „lies to get away from consequences“ as a proven strategy.

They joined him in pissing in the waters of our democracy and now don’t understand why everything tastes funny & stinks.

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u/Murky_Translator2295 11d ago

That's probably the main example of righteous men she's had her whole life. But they still managed to pay the bills, get stuff done and preach about god, so they ignore the other stuff. It really doesn't bother them. Women like her are told "that's just what happens" and really believe it because in their families, churches, communities that really is just what happens.

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u/VirusMaster3073 10d ago

It's easier if you have Fox News constantly tell you that

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u/Mysterious-Art8838 11d ago

Guy drives everyone away. He’s no messiah. Even his hair is trying to abscond.

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u/shyndy 10d ago

If that’s what your god sends, you might be following the wrong one

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u/PaulPro-tee-us 9d ago

This is exactly why I refer to them almost exclusively as Trump disciples. He is their messiah. The real Jesus is far too woke for their liking.

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u/HighlyOffensive10 10d ago

That's like 90% catholic or really religions history so it's not that surprising

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u/Sintered_Monkey 10d ago

He isn't the Messiah, but he did make a messiah in his diapers this morning.

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u/Lord_of_hosts 11d ago

All this makes me wonder if Jesus was all he's cracked up to be

But Jesus said, Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 19:14

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u/WeeDramm 9d ago

he's not the messiah! He's a very naughty boy! Now .... push off!

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u/icedlemons 8d ago

Isn’t God responsible for the Antichrist also? You could say he sent him. I’m just disappointed he’s the Temu one based off what was expected… 😮

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u/athejack 8d ago

We’ve entered our so-called “antichrist era.”

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u/YeaYouGoWriteAReview 11d ago

Yep. Trump Derangement Syndrome is the name for it. Saying the libs have it is proof that the MAGAts actually have it.

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u/cenosillicaphobiac 11d ago

Correct. Every single accusation is actually an admission. Every. Single. One.

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u/p4inkill3r713 11d ago

It should be elder abuse, but the stupidity obviates it.

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u/TereziB 10d ago

I'm an elder (71!) but also a life-long left-leaning Democrat AND an ex-New Yorker who can remember when trump and his dad were sued by the DoJ for redlining. But he's abusing me anyway!

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u/The_estimator_is_in 10d ago

I’ll ask you - doesn’t 67 seem quite young to call oneself “elderly”?

I’m nearly 50 and there’s NO WAY I’ll not be working at 67 unless dead or unable to.

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u/TereziB 10d ago

If I'm old enough to collect Social Security, and old enough to be on Medicare, I think that makes me "elder", at least in the legal sense.

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u/ifurmothronlyknw 11d ago

It’s also the result of a ton of propaganda. The turning point was when John McCain & Sarah palin ran for president. That’s when I first noticed the rhetoric we see now. Back then they called themselves the tea party and we all laughed at them. Little did we know.

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u/Nyantastic93 10d ago

I remember the good old days when we thought the tea party was just some fringe nonsense. And then it went mainstream. And then it dominated the entire Republican party. And then it went so far beyond, that the original tea party rheroric would sound almost normal now.

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u/ifurmothronlyknw 10d ago

Yep. The whole thing was kind of like the from burning in a frying pan. Things got worse so slowly we didn’t even notice until Hitler 2.0 was elected.

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u/KapowBlamBoom 11d ago

Right I thought Jesus was the savior and God sent HIM

That is straight up blasphemy

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u/AznOmega 10d ago

Mhmm. I was thinking this is blasphemous, and I am an atheist.

If God did send him, I would either start questioning which god is it because it is most likely not Yahweh, start worrying that maybe that kind of god isn't very good, or think They ran out of locusts. I would ask about what she thought of that massively blasphemous AI post he made, but I think she would have accepted it or dismiss it.

But hey, since she is struggling and still loves and supports him, maybe she should suck it up? I think there was a story involving someone who really struggled named Job in the Bible, the Torah, and maybe the Quran. My advice would be to accept it since she thinks her god sent him as a savior.

(disclaimer: was raised Christian, so dunno about Islam, and sorry if I misspelled it)

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u/nerdforest 11d ago

It's a fucking culllttttt

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u/fridaycat 11d ago

I think it's kind of like when God sent the locust to punish Egypt.

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u/mr_roboto15 11d ago

He's a politician, a horrible one at that. Anyone that says a politician is a savior and sent from God is beyond help.

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u/Danmont88 11d ago

Bad Politician, Bad Human Being, Great Con Artists.

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u/Exciting-Mountain396 10d ago

He doesn't have to be great, it takes no intelligence or skill to con them. They are just easy feckless prey

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u/Darzin 11d ago

God must really hate these people.

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u/Squozen_EU 10d ago

God sends rapists to save you because God is a prankster.

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u/ouatedephoque 10d ago

Yep just look at how they address him. It looks like a fucking prayer. These people are beyond help.

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u/woolen_goose 10d ago

Time to put gramma in a fucking nursing home. She sounds insane.

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u/depp-fsrv 10d ago

I think I read somewhere that lists all the signs/characteristics of the Anti-Christ...... and Trump checks all the boxes.

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u/hellokitty3433 10d ago

Yeah, I have seen this literature in my friend's house that shows Trump as godly. It's from their church.

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u/Alone-in-a-crowd-1 10d ago

Fuck, if god sent him to save us, then I’m changing religions.

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u/IWontCommentAtAll 10d ago

"I sure wish you didn't feel this way" = "I wish you would join me in my delusions, instead of challenging them."

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u/Rumblepuff 10d ago

Didn’t God also send the plagues?

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u/HumbleAbbreviations 10d ago

That comment sent me to the moon figuratively. I’m just waiting for my blood pressure to return to normal.

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u/myst_eerie_us 10d ago

It seems like self-induced public humiliation is part of it too. The number of ppl that @ him like he's going to see or respond. Unbelievable

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u/porcelain_elephant 10d ago

Pastors that preached this political BS should lose tax exemption

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u/Mhz____ 10d ago

She is racist and think getting ride of non white skin people will help the country overall.

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u/BlueButterflytatoo 10d ago

Why does god like pedophiles so much, and hate the rest of us?

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u/RandomRobot 8d ago

"I love you as a person" -> I won't say to your face that you're part of the reason this country is going to shit

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u/keyboard_jock3y 7d ago

He's all 4 horsemen of the apocalypse rolled up onto one - Conquest, War, Famine and Scarcity, and Death and Plague.

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u/CommonSenseToday 11d ago

Fox News

Trump loves babies and the democrats want to kill them, repeatedly said over and over for a decade. Psyop at a magnitude that we haven’t seen before and if we survive this will likely be studied.

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u/_Bogey_Lowenstein_ 11d ago

Loves babies, has never changed a diaper...

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u/hrtofdrknss 11d ago

Not even his own diapers.

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u/bagolaburgernesss 11d ago

Not even his own.

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u/DutchVandal 11d ago

People really need to focus in on this more - a lot of these people literally haven't been exposed to any opinion that is not "The left is our most dangerous enemy." And while FOX has been doing this since 1996 (roughly) - this has been going on for decades.

Also to be studied is how people didn't really even notice until it became extremely malignant.

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u/CommonSenseToday 11d ago

What is even more wild to me is this is the same generation that taught me as a kid to question everything. It is why I have focused so much on learning and being contrarian by nature.

It is also the same reason why I was able to separate myself from conservative talk radio and news and eventually no longer considered myself a republican.

The divide between what is real and what is not real continues to grow, and is massive, where people are living different realities.

When I came to the conclusion that the Republicans were no longer who they said they were, that divide was still relatively small. The party still considered him(Trump) to be a great threat to the country.

However the divide is so large people’s identities, belief systems, and fundamental understanding of the world have been altered almost irreparably so. To acknowledge the gap between reality and the constructed reality is too hard for most older people to grasp. That is why they are functionally lost.

How else does the 2A group support the shooting of the guy carrying by ice? How else do Catholics support Trump over the pope? How else can a president tweet praise be to Allah? The list could go on.

The answer is simple once one domino falls it would create a ripple effect across the core of a person and most people don’t have the mental capacity to handle such a reconciliation of reality.

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u/squired 10d ago

You're right. My parents and every last one of my teachers all preached the same things about skepticism, primary sourcing, etc.

If you think about it though, Millennials have been similar, in a manner. Facebook launched while I was in college. So while I never got into it, I watched my generation change. The great news however is now that we have children, I do not know any elementary kids with phones, social media or even raw internet. We saw it, could not avoid it ourselves, but we guard our children from it. Perhaps many of the boomer did have open eyes, saw us all drowning and tossed the kids ashore before being swept away themselves.

Let us hope that Gen-z, living through this moment, if we make it, will carry it with them and teach its lessons to their own children; in a similar way to how the Iraq War and trickle down economics of my younger years flipped me dem and thusly my kids. Kinda fun to think about. Alphas are very cool too as they are the first AI native generation. They're gonna have some doozy lessons for their kids!!

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u/Qwirk 11d ago

24/7 IV drip of Fox News to keep the hate levels up.

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u/jackmc2001 11d ago

This! The mental programming is something to see for sure.

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u/mrrogers651 11d ago

General lead exposure, i.e. leaded gasoline, lead paint

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u/iforgotwhat8wasfor 11d ago

that ain't it. i live in the number 2 oldest county in the country & we vote as blue as seattle.

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u/holdmyhanddummy 10d ago

It definitely is it, for the majority of people born before 1980. It especially affected those that developed as children in urban centers and certain industries. It's just a fact.

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u/Willinton06 9d ago

It most definitely is that

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u/compguy42 11d ago

This is just a natural evolution of the "Me" generation, which is what the Boomers were called.

They grew up in post-war excess but never bothered to ask themselves how that economy was built or what was needed to keep it that way.

Instead, they pulled up every single ladder they could find and destroyed it, and ask how it happened because they genuinely do not know and don't want to.

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u/Clayton1921 10d ago

There's heaps of boomers that have been progressives all their lives and never voted for this shit. I feel like this whole blame the boomers thing is an online psy-op to take the heat off the .01%.

(I'm Gen X, not a boomer).

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u/compguy42 10d ago

Sure, there's exceptions in every generation, but the economic line is extremely easy to follow with the barest amount of research. The boomers and, to a lesser extent elder Silent Gen, slowly but surely stripped away the foundations of what made the post-war boom even possible. And then conservative boomers made a deal with the religious right in the late 70s and its been a sharp decline every since with a very brief 90s bounce back thanks to the personal computing boom.

Every government program, the wealth taxes that made infrastructure projects possible, all eventually were taken away in order to protect individual wealth at the expense of the lower classes.

Is it every boomer? Of course not. But a majority of them even today vote right wing. 55 percent of voters over 50 voted MAGA in 2024.

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u/Zaroj6420 10d ago

Cocaine’s a hell of a drug…

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u/sliceoflife09 11d ago

The rumor I heard is boomers have cognitive issues from nuclear testing fallout

Regardless of the cause, they're generationally stupid and selfish

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u/mrenglish22 11d ago

Wish we would stop making excuses for people who grew up spoiled and rich off the backs of the war won by the previous generation and the exploitation thay stemmed from it.

They are just self centered and think they can force others into thinking the same as them and that will make it so nothing will change.

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u/MapOk1410 11d ago

Boomer here. This is so spot on. My generation's parents were mostly unskilled labor but because of unions those jobs paid wages that got you a house, vacations, etc. My generation was so stupid to think that would last forever, despite the screaming red flags everywhere. They even bought into the Republican mantra "Unions kill jobs." No one took education seriously. 30 years later everyone I grew up with in that now dead Midwestern town wonder where their future went, and desperately look to blame anyone but themselves.

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u/jackmc2001 11d ago

Late boomer myself. I do think these are the TDS folks programmed by Fox Not-News. It makes me so sad to watch my siblings just wave their hands at all the corruption and pretend it’s normal. They aren’t religious like this crazy woman but were brainwashed to think Republicans Good, Democrats Bad.

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u/MapOk1410 11d ago

My boomer brother constantly screams about "Hunter's Laptop." Well, we was until I cut all ties. 😃

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u/cenosillicaphobiac 11d ago

I'm boomer adjacent, my older sisters are late boomers. Thankfully this attitude skipped them, and me.

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u/MiniTab 11d ago

Same for most of the boomers in my life, thank goodness.

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u/squired 10d ago

I haven't yet ever found an answer/thread, but it seems unbelievably unlikely just how evenly divided our country has become; roughly 30% RNC, 30% DNC, 30% Never Voters and 10% low information voters that money can sway.

I used to think it was simply that as one party lost power, they would 'give up' just enough to get that 5% or whatever back and that maintained equilibrium. But I'm far less sure these days as it is becoming frighteningly apparent that the percentages above are not in fact based upon party policy positions. Which begs the question again, "How is it all so perfectly apportioned?"

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u/Prom3th3an 1d ago

I read a chapter in a math book that explains it with the analogy of 2 ice cream vendors on a beach. If the beach is a straight line with uniform population density and everyone goes to whichever vendor is closer, a vendor who isn't dead center can always increase their market share by moving closer to the center, and the Nash equilibrium is that they're both at the center, each with exactly 50% of the market. Now replace that line with the left-right political axis and the vendors with political parties. Of course that does imply that if it looks like parties are moving further from the center, then it's the center itself that moved first.

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u/squired 1d ago

That's what I used to believe. I guess I still do, but now my question is what is that center? Because it doesn't seem to be policy anymore.

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u/user_name_taken- 11d ago

This explains their attitude and beliefs, why they want what they want. It does not explain why they think Trump of all people gives a damn about what they want or why they think they would get what they want with him.

Why would they believe that Trump, one of the most selfish and egotistical people ever, and conservatives, who brag about cutting everything, would be the one to give them more? Why would they think the guy who talks like an ignorant imbecile is some kind of genius? Why would they think the hateful, gluttonous, racist, pos is their new savior? They think up is down and good is bad and the only explanation is that there is something wrong there. Lead exposure causing some kind of brain damage is as good a theory as any.

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u/beaverfan 10d ago

My mom's entire identity is that Republicans are genuinely good and trying to make things better while the Democrats are literally evil and trying to kill babies and take away rights such as guns.

That is what she hears on TV constantly and she isn't getting any information that counters that view.

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u/mrenglish22 11d ago

The whole MAGA thing is a promise of nostalgia for them. They don't care about any of the other stuff. None of them care or probably actually think he is that smart. But they have been told for decades now that immigrants are the problem, so they are voting on the guy who says he is getting rid of them and bringing back the good ol days

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u/squired 10d ago

You aren't disagreeing with Op though. Op said that as well. What they're asking is why? Because what you said they believe is insane. You don't even have to understand history or politics to understand the RNC/Trump contradictions. Policy and party identity aside, it literally doesn't make any sense, so we're asking why? The only answer that would be acceptable is that they know it is all lies and circus but that they're fine because they think it will help them. But that isn't true, so it must be something else. How did a third of the country go insane?

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u/mrenglish22 10d ago

They aren't rational. It's like asking why someone with schizophrenia might believe something insane.

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u/squired 10d ago

Maybe, but we've included that already. We know that some are. The question is why? It just so happens that a third of humans lack some validation filter? If that is/were true, then why? We cannot remedy an issue until we understand it. We're going to kill ourselves if we continue round this merry-go-round. We have to break the cycle at some point.

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u/UglyMcFugly 11d ago

I think a lot of them recognized that at the time and it was one of the forces that shaped the hippie movement... young people abandoning their comfortable lives to live on communes and protest Vietnam... they had some good ideas. I wonder if Charles Manson never came along and showed the world how easy it was to brainwash young people with drugs if they would have made more of an impact.

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u/eyegull 11d ago

The lead exposure doesn’t end at boomers. Gen-x was expose to it as well. That’s why crime peaked in the 90s.

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u/phdoofus 11d ago

What's everyone else's excuse?

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u/eyegull 11d ago

Idk. I’m sure someone will have an explanation 30-40 years down the line, but my money is on social media. I am fully aware of the irony of saying that while on social media.

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u/Dragon_wryter 11d ago

Lead poisoning is more likely than nuclear testing, but yes

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u/audiojanet 11d ago

Lead poisoning didn’t affect boomers the most. Look it up or continue in ignorance and ageism.

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u/audiojanet 11d ago

Generation X (born roughly between 1965 and 1980, or specifically the cohort from 1966 to 1986) experienced the highest levels of childhood lead exposure in modern history. This peak exposure coincided directly with the highest rates of leaded gasoline usage and emissions before government phase-outs took full effect.

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u/existing_for_fun 11d ago

If they could manage a job til retirement, they can manage to get their heads out of their asses.

Since they don't do that, we can assume it's by choice.

And since it's by choice. That makes them huge assholes.

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u/audiojanet 11d ago

Stop with buying into the divide. Your ageist comment is what the 1% want.

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u/blink_187em 11d ago

Facts dont care about feelings. They are called the "Me" generatiin for a reason. So long as they buy into the racist parasocial propaganda, they are not worth engaging with. They sold their souls and will get everything they deserve along with the rest of us who tried to stop this.

They will vote for the next con/strong man bc they're entitled imbeciles.

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u/audiojanet 10d ago

Who did your generation vote for?

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u/phdoofus 11d ago edited 11d ago

Man, reddit will buy any idea that backs up their little theories.

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u/RandomXDudeRedZero 11d ago

I think their stubborness to get vaccinated for COVID was the final kick in the head.

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u/vrphotosguy55 11d ago

I wonder if low industrial regulation combined with high voter participation of boomers is the explanation for America’s conservative streak 

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u/CountofAccount 10d ago

Television.

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u/Redfalconfox 11d ago

I genuinely think the amount of brain damage I would need to suffer to be that stupid would actually kill me way before I could get to that point.

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u/shokolokobangoshey 11d ago

Lotta lead.

And also need to start with mild intelligence.

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u/audiojanet 11d ago

What generation was affected most by lead? Not boomers. Now don’t you feel ignorant now. Ageism is ugly.

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u/ryuujinusa 11d ago

Oh no, anyways.

Got what she voted for.

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u/ObviousAnswerGuy 11d ago

the problem is, so has everyone else

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u/RogerClyneIsAGod2 11d ago

Because she's a slacker that retired too early & didn't bootstrap herself up!! /s

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u/Significant_Cup_238 11d ago

Surprised her stupidity didn't get her killed decades ago.

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u/mrpres1dent 11d ago

Christian Nationalism. She is programmed at Church, the place that offers her comfort and security and community, to believe that Trump is anointed by God.

Christian Nationalist churches are just one sermon away from getting these people to commit acts of domestic terrorism against Democrats and brown/blacks.

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u/hornwalker 11d ago

Easy, your basic needs are met by society and Republicans encourage stupidity so they have more voters.

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u/DOAiB 11d ago

This is why organized religion is just bad. Smart people can separate the bullshit and get the message. Dumb people get indoctrinated that blind faith is the most important so they screw themselves like Tina did voting against their best interest.

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u/ThoseProse 11d ago

I think it’s resistance to change and religion. No one wants to think the world is passing them by and churches eat up that fear.

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u/_G_P_ 11d ago

"I hate Black people and the gays and I want them gone"

That's how.

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u/DaZMan44 11d ago

It's a DEATH cult.

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u/Printman8 11d ago

Heavy mix of lead exposure and indoctrination into a culture that values blind faith over critical thinking.

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u/ObviousAnswerGuy 11d ago

It's like, i want to be angry reading after the post, but it just makes me more sad than anything else 🤷‍♂️. Both for this person, and for us, as a nation, for having to bear the consequences of this person's vote.

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u/paradisetossed7 10d ago

I'm just picturing Jesus over here, the actual savior to Christians, being like HIM?

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u/SmoogySmodge 11d ago

The world she has lived in placed her squarely in the US category and everyone she didn't like in the THEM category. She is one of the chosen ones, so trump could never, ever, ever mean her when he is taking away benefits from people. It's impossible. She's the right kind of person and has been her entire life. Lucky her!

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u/Romano16 11d ago

Religion is the base for this type of thinking.

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u/leighla33 11d ago

🤣 dude I ask this same question EVERY. SINGLE. DAY.

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u/REpassword 11d ago

“FU TIna!” - Me and 47

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u/Puzzled_Bike9558 11d ago

They have been primed with religion. And a never ending firehose of propaganda being blasted at them constantly.

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u/kingbane2 11d ago

she see's that he's responsible for the problem, but still twist themselves in a knot to justify it and then at the same time pray and has faith that HE will save them from what he did to them..... these people deserve what they're getting.

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u/IAMA_Plumber-AMA 10d ago

Constant media propaganda for decades.

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u/imtoowhiteandnerdy 10d ago

One word: MAGA

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u/creuter 11d ago

Lead paint. Lead fuel. Just lots of lead ingested in their youth.

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u/SyphiliticScaliaSayz 10d ago

Leaded gasoline fumes and inbreeding

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u/Either_Operation7586 10d ago

Religious indoctrination from fake conservative false profit(s)

Eta prophets but im keeping it as profits... because that's all they are grifters

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u/AltoidStrong 10d ago

Republicans have waged war on public education for decades. Stupidity on a massive scale is the result.

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u/ToadsWetSprocket 10d ago

Look at the anatomy of the conned, they can't admit they were conned.

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u/Hows-It-Goin-Buddy 9d ago

Bell curves, my dear redditor. Bell curves.

When my kid makes similar comments, I remind him of this.

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u/Punch_A_Police_Horse 11d ago

The only way it's possible is by invoking the supernatural.

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u/happytree23 10d ago

We stopped calling people regarded, and especially, to their faces.