Anonymous #5 5w

I’m not even looking forward to it because it doesn’t mean shit other than a slap in his face that ends up slapping us back. If he doesn’t get kicked out, I don’t care about another “impeachment”

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Anonymous #15 5w

Funny considering you’re prolly hideous. Inside and out

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Anonymous #17 5w

They literally just labeled serious professions as non-professional to give them less money for schooling… being able to pay for school is political now

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Anonymous #17 5w

Literally the most smooth brained take on here. It’s literally not a hobby, and plenty of people care about the thing that is tearing our country apart. Literally.

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Anonymous #18 5w

no they didnt actually if you read the official gov report and not the news or tiktok it says trump is giving degrees more money after a certain tuition fee like for nursing the news says it’s “unprofessional” actually trump is giving nursing students the opportunity from the government to have more money if their tuition goes over 250k or something it’s a certain amount these degrees get a certain amount of money.

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Anonymous #4 5w

that’s your opinion. i personally believe it’s a waste of time and both sides are terrible right now. you seem like a positive and like minded person to talk to🤷‍♀️

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Anonymous #17 5w

Aww somebody was sheltered

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Anonymous #17 5w

Im all for focusing on self improvement but straight up not caring about politics as if thats not our civic duty to vote with the future of this country in mind, you’re just asking for trouble

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Anonymous #19 5w

We have a responsibility to each other, at least vote in your local elections and get involved with your local community

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Anonymous #17 5w

I have no clue what you're talking about but ask ANY nurse or just read the reports yourself. It's a removal of funding. The bill says nothing about increased funding after a threshold, it specifically says that nursing doesn't qualify for the higher federal loan cap reserved for "professional" degrees, which matters a lot for costly grad nursing programs and will drastically impact our already dangerous nursing shortage.

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Anonymous #19 5w

Very well said, couldn’t agree more. But that’s fine! The people who are complacent and ignoring it all cuz it doesn’t affect them should be seen as equally guilty.

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Anonymous #20 5w

How much you wanna bet that #17 has never met a nurse or had a nurse as a friend in their entire life. Maybe get your small town folks, it’s fun.

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Anonymous #1 5w

Making fun of people is a problem on both sides. It's comments like these that push us towards extremes. I absolutely hate what the government is doing right now and I'm terrified for the future but calling people names just creates separations that further limit positive change and understanding.

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Anonymous #5 5w

Why is wasting tax dollars helpful? Nothing will happen. It’ll just be a circus. More than half the voters wanted him in office so just wait till next election and hopefully get who you want to win.

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Anonymous #20 4w

Have you met people that say things like this person did? They’re not good people

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Anonymous #15 4w

RIGHT

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Anonymous #15 4w

YESSAGHHHHHHHH

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Anonymous #23 4w

Im so glad you’re growing as a person, sometimes its hard to admit what you were raised to believe was wrong

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Anonymous #1 4w

But neither are you for calling them names

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Anonymous #23 4w

If someone starts the sentence with “just because,” they’re not regretting it. They’re excusing it, and there’s no excuse. Unlike you, who says “I regret it.” Fair. You’ve seen the light. We wish you would have seen it a year before a woman was murdered by a federal agent in broad daylight, but you see it. You know now. And once you know, you can’t un-know.

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Anonymous #19 4w

Thank you, I greatly appreciate that. Many people would still call me stupid even after admitting I was wrong. The closer I am with God, the less I understand how Christians can support Trump. It’s a strange phenomenon

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Anonymous OP 4w

That’s a good point, people like to excuse bad behavior. I like to take accountability but I understand that most people don’t. I try to love those types of people from a distance

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Anonymous #23 4w

How that man didn’t combust into flames when he grabbed that bible is beyond me.

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Anonymous #24 4w

MAGA is trumps campaign. So voting for trump is voting for maga. Interchangeable phrases

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Anonymous #17 4w

you are so blissfully naive

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Anonymous #12 4w

This is not true. Many republicans voted for trump without being in support of his tyrannical actions and insane policies. You need to remove emotion from a checkbox on a ballot and use reason. I doubt people who voted for bush knew his admin would support and be complicit in a terrorist attack to start a 20 year war either. People can be manipulated. Many have been

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Anonymous #19 4w

uh i did and i voted trump 😇

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Anonymous #21 4w

Not more than half?? 2/3rd of the eligible voters voted in the 2024 elections

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Anonymous #1 4w

uh i have many nurse friends and i have people in my family that’s a nurse….to even say that is insane….i was informed i thought that i read on a government website that there was a certain paid thereshold from the government after a certain amount of time…you guys seriously need to back off 😭😭

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Anonymous #15 4w

🎲

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Anonymous #17 4w

Somebody that talks shit realizes there’s consequences. Uh-oh

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Anonymous #24 4w

MAGA was Trump’s campaign in 2016. It was the same in 2020. It was the same in 2024. People who voted for him had years to learn MAGA was Trump.

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Anonymous #1 4w

wasn’t talking shit? that’s very interesting you call me shit talking saying idk anyone having nurse friends and defending myself for my opinion. boohoo!

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Anonymous #23 4w

I don’t support nazis or ICE or taking away any rights so I’m perfectly content in saying I’m a better person then they are. Thanks

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Anonymous #1 4w

you seem full of yourself too

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Anonymous #29 4w

period i couldn’t agree more. i personally voted opposite but i loved this opinion and everyone needs to think before commenting🫶

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Anonymous usernameaname 4w

More than half of the people that voted cast their ballots for Trump. So again, more than half the voters wanted him there. If someone did not vote they weren’t a voter….

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Anonymous #17 4w

Exactly, you cant preach how you’re the party of peace and equality while saying incredibly disparaging things about the opposition. You can either take the moral high road or don’t, but you can’t just sit the fence and do moral absolutism only when it suits you

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Anonymous #29 4w

Yes this can be true while still being upset and what’s currently going on, we need to be more on an open united front and that starts with vetting our info and planning what’s best for our communities

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Anonymous #29 4w

This is not the high road you think it is. Trump talks about hurting the Democrats every single day, Trump supporters post videos holding onto AR15s saying things like “just give me the word, Trump,” and people literally went into Nancy Pelosi’s office to hang her, and also beat her husband into a coma. COME. ON.

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Anonymous #19 4w

Oh yeah I totally agree, I’m just pointing this mainly toward people saying the really crazy hate filled stuff, because to me it just shows they didn’t learn from what happened and the cycle will continue to repeat itself

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Anonymous OP 4w

Again, I’m not trying to high road on anything. The right is objectively worse with the hate filled rhetoric, I’m just making the point that the left points nearly equal amounts of hatred in the opposite direction which essentially makes the right look more palatable in comparison

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Anonymous #29 4w

I agree with your premise but disagree with the “‘more palatable.” However, I’ll say that both sides are being fed bullshit every single day

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Anonymous OP 4w

I don’t recall people trying to assassinate Biden? Or killing off left leaning political figures/podcasters? Trump supporters may say some words, but it’s the democratic leaders literally telling people to “put their bodies on the line” and “get in peoples faces.” Trump supporters tend to just call people mean names.

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Anonymous OP 4w

More palatable in the sense that if the left didn’t have people throwing hateful rhetoric, the case could be made easier that the left is the side that is more morally virtuous by comparison. Having people throw hatred just closes the gap and makes the decision tougher

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Anonymous #21 4w

Yeah that’s kinda the point I was trying to make, the left seems to be a lot more blind to the problems they cause than vice versa at times. When that happens, you become the exact thing you claim to hate

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Anonymous OP 4w

Yeah I remember even Charlie kirk joking about the hammer attack and asking one of his ‘patriotic’ followers to bail the attacker out, these things shouldn’t be swept under the rug either

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Anonymous #19 4w

Lmfao exactly, it’s just funny how the exact same things happen on both sides but people who entrench themselves in political perspectives so hard are just so oblivious to it that it’s absolutely ridiculous to me

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Anonymous #29 4w

You’re missing the entire point about the hateful rhetoric the right throws. Calling for Obama’s birth certificate. Trying to jail Hilary. Let’s go Brandon. This is not the high road you think it is.

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Anonymous OP 4w

I’m not trying to high road, and you literally just proved the exact point I was trying to make. When called to accountability about the actions of your “team”, instead of actually acknowledging wrongdoing you simply say “what about x”, while claiming that the right is the side that does it. As a collective, the left lacks any sort of self awareness of their actions since they come from a lens of moral absolutism

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Anonymous #29 4w

Yeah and im not trying to be some kind of “both sides are exactly the same” but I do think is a major difference between the right and left is how much we actually try to call our side out, like there’s not one liberal or left leaning politician that will call a woman that just lost her partner a “professional agitator” because she was freaking out seeing it happen before her eyes

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Anonymous #19 4w

That’s true, and again, I do think the right is objectively worse across almost any measurable metric. That being said, I think that instead of holding themselves to a moral standard of behavior, the left has a tendency to use the rights awful behavior as justification for their own hatred. It’s like an “at least we’re not as bad as these guys” mentality and they can always just fall back on “what about the right?” Instead of taking accountability for their bad actions

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Anonymous #29 4w

Because you’re not acknowledging anything the right does and blaming it on the left’s rhetoric. Not to mention, I didn’t come at you. I said it’s not the high road you think it is. You then went to blaming me for rhetoric. You’re attacking the left while not acknowledging the right. This is the third reply where you’re talking about how bad the left is. If you want the median argument, have the conversation from understanding both points of view.

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Anonymous OP 4w

I don’t want the median argument and I’m not trying to high road, I’m just saying you and many others are extremely biased in the direction of the left, while others are extremely biased in the direction of the right. I do not come from a middle of the road perspective, I come from a perspective that anybody who aligns themselves with either side of the road is generally just not an intelligent or self awareness individual

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Anonymous #29 4w

You yourself talked about being blind to the problems you’re causing. I admit the left isn’t helpful all the time but take a look in the mirror.

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Anonymous OP 4w

I have taken a look in the mirror, and here’s the difference, I genuinely do not care if I cause problems and I’m not scared to admit that. I don’t sit here and try to justify my own perspective, because I don’t feel like I should justify it or need to

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Anonymous #29 4w

Ok so you’re just here to stir up shit. Cool. Congrats.

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Anonymous #29 4w

Who could have seen this coming?!

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Anonymous #4 4w

Lmfaooo, I’m not a right winger pal, I would say the exact same things to someone spewing right wing garbage, it’s just there’s a lot more left leaning people to attack here so yall pretty much just make it too easy

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Anonymous OP 4w

Yeah, look at your original post and tell me that you’re not trying to do the exact same thing. The only way I’m “stirring up shit” is by calling you an idiot for doing it in the first place lmfao. All you political r*tards right or left do is prove my point repeatedly and you’re too stupid to even self reflect and see it

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Anonymous #29 4w

🥱🥱🥱

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Anonymous OP 4w

You are SEVERELY overestimating the average intelligence quotient of the average citizen in this country. Not only that. This subject is far more nuanced than you’d like it to be and you refuse to acknowledge that reality…fact is the state of U.S. politics is so polarized and manipulated by media and the two party system that you’re missing the fact that a lot of people voted for him simply because he was republican and not a democrat. I mean come on dude let’s use that noggin

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Anonymous #29 4w

“I genuinely don’t care if i cause problems“ you lost me.

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Anonymous #24 4w

It’s not hard to use empathy, compassion, and understanding of those around you. It’s a choice. One you’re clearly refusing to make out of your own bitter hatred for one man. Using that hatred to indict millions of people is flat out wrong and unjust

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Anonymous #23 4w

You can regret your decision and move on. That is good and I am glad you have come to. The people that were harmed by this administration do not need to forgive you. Your vote for trump allowed not only for hatred and violence, but it has been institutionalized into our countries laws over the last year. No apology will ever be enough, and frankly it would be disingenuous. I know that there will never been any forgiveness from a myriad people for what they have been put through.

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Anonymous #1 4w

No they deserve the moral high ground lmfao keep being a Nazi sympathizer tho I’m sureeeeee that will be your ticket to salvation

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Anonymous #8 4w

They admitted their mistake, let’s not bash them for it. Unless you don’t have any sticks in your own eye

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Anonymous #24 4w

No it is not wrong nor is it unjust. They have fought for YEARS for this man to take hold of this country. He has treaded upon our laws and our democracy and he has insighted violence and division across our country, and they fully support it, and you expect us to have compassion and understanding?? MAGA is irrational and a sickness and there is not compassion for a man like donald trump

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Anonymous OP 4w

That’s not what I’m saying. I didn’t bash them I said they can’t expect forgiveness from everyone

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Anonymous #8 4w

Good lord your reading comprehension is piss poor. I’m talking about the manipulated right. Not maga. And again just so you can understand this one. Not all conservative republicans who voted trump are maga. Try and wrap your head around that one without overheating

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Anonymous #24 4w

Correct. Some people just preferred Trump to Kamala. Doesn’t mean they think Trump can’t do wrong….

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Anonymous #21 4w

Finally someone with an iq above room temperature holy Moses

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Anonymous #24 4w

The right was manipulated by “Make America Great Again”. in what world is the manipulated right not also part of the maga movement. You are separating the two and taking the culpability away from people who see this administration as a way to promote their violent hatred. If anything there are two parts of maga: the people who are misguided and the people who are not. Do not separate the misguided from maga because they supported Trumps campaign.

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Anonymous #24 4w

I don’t have bitter hatred for one man. I could give two shits about Trump personally. But I’m fully against the damage being done to society on top of the gaslighting the administration is doing, as they are doing unjust harm to undeserved people and trying their best to rewrite history. But that’s a helluva high horse you got there. You enjoy riding that.

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Anonymous #8 4w

If your significant other tells you they love you and months later goes and cheats on you proving the opposite…is it your fault you got cheated on? Does that make you a cheater too? 75

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Anonymous #24 4w

Well it’s like this: they tell me they love me and I believe them. Then they cheat, but I forgive them. And they they cheat again, but it’s okay. Then again, and again, and again. I keep moving the goalpost. “Cross this line and I’ll leave you” but then they cross it again and I don’t leave. It’s not my fault I was cheated on but it is my fault that I allowed it to continue to happen

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Anonymous OP 4w

High horse? Basic empathy for vulnerable people groups? For considering all angles? Holy shit that’s a low blow. What an overweening take

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Anonymous #8 4w

There’s your problem. Trump has not been forgiven by non maga participants. My mother being a prime example. Voted trump first term. Voted him second term(victim of polarized politics believing the left is corrupt and the right is righteous). Regretted it. Started to protest. That assumption is why your understanding of my point is missing the mark

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Anonymous #24 4w

Dude this administration is being supported actively and doing damage to our country. He and all of his lackeys lie and lie and lie and make shit up and people believe it without doing their own research. OP condemned it and the people who allowed this to happen, and you’re disagreeing. The “angles” to consider are the one truth and many many lies.

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Anonymous #15 4w

Bro Trump is literally embarrassing us so much. I’m proud to be an American, but I hate how things are right now.

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Anonymous #30 4w

How things are made to look.*

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Anonymous #29 4w

As usual most people can only think in black & white. At least you can see it, too.

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Anonymous #29 4w

Well hey, good luck with those lefties saying uncalled for bad things about the right. Good luck with the cataract surgery.

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Anonymous #4 4w

I am shocked. Shocked, I tell you

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Anonymous #19 4w

You tried 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Anonymous #24 4w

Most people can’t see things from more than one angle. Be proud that you’re able to consider multiple PoV’s.

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Anonymous #30 4w

100%

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Anonymous #31 4w

Real recognize real. Takes one to know one :)

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Anonymous #8 4w

So has every other presidential administration….what’s your point? Biden, Bush, Obama, Clinton, Reagan, Nixon…need I continue…all did damage to this country. I’m not disagreeing that trump is bad for the nation and its people, I’m telling you not to condemn your fellow countryman for getting conned by a corrupt president. This ain’t the first time and it won’t be the last. Of that much I am absolutely certain

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Anonymous #1 4w

Being (relatively) unbiased, I can say I honestly don't even know the position of #15. It could be agreement, it could be sarcasm. Either way, actively insulting people that disagree with you, even if you have every reason to believe that your opinions are objectively right, is objectively wrong. Even if we ignore morals, one of the largest reasons the country is so polarized and the media has so much control over people's beliefs is because people insult rather than civilly educate.

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Anonymous #20 4w

The media feeds on emotions, which are amped up by fighting, which further pushes us towards polarized media. It's a tragic vortex. I know that personally, if someone was calling me hideous I would be much more likely to consider whatever they believe in less credible.

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Anonymous #21 4w

Also, someone almost beat Nancy Pelosi’s husband to death. Charlie Kirk I have no idea who shot him or why a college kid felt like he needed to do that, but both tries on Trump were from right leaning people. But I’m in the camp that Trump staged the first one because he’s a hell of a marketer and is fantastic at stirring up drama. But don’t try this “oh the right never hurt anyone” crap. They just shot a woman in the middle of the street in broad daylight in Minneapolis. Be fr

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Anonymous OP 4w

Hammer guy was a mentally unstable person. That’s confirmed. Wacko and should be killed. Charlie Kirk’s killer? People said Charlie was a nazi. Guy prob thought he was a hero shooting him. The kid who shot Trump in the early was from a conservative family, he himself was not. And, the guy who was planning to shoot Trump on the golf course was not tied to the right….he was an Ukraine sympathizer who spent tons of time there. Look into it. Majority of political motivated violence in recent years

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Anonymous #21 4w

Has been from the left. When the right side does acts of violence? I still am completely abhorrently against it. Such as the attack on the senators in MN. The guy says it had nothing to do with Trump, but he appears to have been a right leaning voter. So fuck him for killing people needlessly. The ICE one? I think she killed herself by not complying….very unfortunate.

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Anonymous #21 4w

Ok. But at the same time, the left says “no place for political violence.” Trump says “Democrats should be hung until dead.” So, seems pretty shitty on both sides.

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Anonymous OP 4w

I have not heard the hung until dead clip. That’s wild. I also hear the left say no place for political violence….but then they also say people need to go get in peoples faces. People need to put their bodies on the line. People need to punch people in the face. And “no justice no peace” and then burn, loot, and steal. Conservatives did none of that after the Kirk assassination. Just food for thought. It’s all bad when Americans are dying.

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Anonymous #21 4w

You’re either delusional or buttchugging Fox Entertainment if you actually think that ‘the majority of politically motivated violence in recent years has been from the left.’ Screenshot is from the Cato institute. Here’s a PBS article: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/right-wing-extremist-violence-is-more-frequent-and-deadly-than-left-wing-violence-data-shows

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Anonymous #21 4w

A study from the National Institute of Justice in 2024 proved overwhelmingly that right wing extremists account for the majority of political violence. Conveniently, the DOJ deleted it from their website immediately after Kirk's death. The facts don't care about your feelings. The right commits more political violence.

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Anonymous OP 4w

Don’t let this person ‘both sides’ their way out of this. The narrative that the left commits more (or even as much) political violence of the right is pure propaganda.

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Anonymous #4 4w

Yes, and… The need to prove everyone wrong isn’t helping anything. The facts are the facts. But even in this thread, they’re already starting the “only you and I know the truth” bs.

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Anonymous OP 4w

I don’t care about proving anyone wrong and I don’t need to be right. But I will always speak up when I see harmful propaganda and misinformation being spread.

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Anonymous #8 4w

I understand that, I don’t expect everyone’s forgiveness. I was just saying that there are people who genuinely regret their vote and do want to do better in the future

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Anonymous #4 4w

Yea you’re right

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Anonymous #33 4w

Me when I’m suffering a psychotic episode

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Anonymous #35 4w

Virtue signaling is fun, isn’t it?

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Anonymous #16 4w

Garbage.

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Anonymous #35 4w

Vague noun.

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