Anonymous #2 12w

He was born in Uganda

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delusional😭

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Ratio

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Anonymous #5 12w

He wasn’t born in the US

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Anonymous #7 12w

aw okay gotcha. that stinks, but he’s doing AMAZING

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Anonymous #1 12w

People downvoting easily supported facts tells us all we need to know

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Anonymous #9 12w

Yeah with 85% of the population on this app yielding the highest levels of the brain rot personality type that tracks

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Anonymous #9 12w

we’re not downvoting bc it’s wrong we’re downvoting bc he made a comment saying zohran hated america and now he either deleted it or it got downvoted off

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Had to look it up, bro was fr born in Uganda 🤯

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Anonymous #8 12w

That hasn’t stopped people from being president before…

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Anonymous #18 12w

The president we currently have was more qualified than any of the other candidates

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Anonymous #14 12w

Please please please do more research and visit unbiased sources when doing so

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Anonymous #5 12w

What has he done that’s so amazing

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Anonymous #18 12w

Honestly, there really isn’t anything that makes a person be qualified besides being born a United States citizen and being over the age of 35

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Anonymous #8 12w

beshear over newsom any day

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Anonymous #15 12w

Y'all can be mad all y'all want but trumps immigration push was a good thing for our country. This country was built on immigrants I know that but if you want to come to America do it legally.

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Anonymous #14 12w

nobody has a problem with wanting immigrants to come here legally u fucking moron we have a problem with how he’s handling it

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Anonymous #3 12w

He’s handling it with the right things if other morons wouldn’t fight it it would be smoother

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Anonymous #14 12w

you’re scum

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Anonymous #14 12w

!!!!! Finally someone on this chain w a brain cell

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Funny how she was never even president and you’re just assuming what she would do and get mad about it lmao

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Anonymous #3 12w

Whatever you want to think!

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Anonymous #21 12w

Zohran is the crazy communist mayor of NYC and Rama is his wife that hates Jewish people.

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Anonymous #21 12w

The mayor of New York City

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Anonymous #1 12w

Hi I’m Jewish and stfu

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Anonymous #12 12w

Then please do your research and look at her old tweets that are probably deleted by now

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Anonymous #1 12w

says the guy who would’ve turned anne frank in to the nazis😭

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Y’all been saying that Mamdani was going to get rid of the NYPD and implement Sharia 💀 I don’t trust any of you people when it comes to predicting what a politician is going to do 😭 you can’t get mad about something that literally hasn’t happened it’s pathetic

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Anonymous #14 12w

Ohhhh! Okay, thank you. I honestly don't keep track of that. I probably should though.

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Anonymous #1 12w

Oh noooo old tweets I’m so offended (idgaf)

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you are so delusional the technocrats probably love you. believe it or not income inequality is so severe in this country that the average person would not have to pay more taxes at all, and will find it cheaper to live and afford necessities. look at any actual platform of a demsoc instead of assuming negative shit all the time because you’re inclined to do so. yes the wealth gap is so severe that it would only affect the top 1%, and that’s why the do everything to avoid paying via propaganda

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What you’re describing is the American definition of socialism, which was created as propaganda that favors a market capitalist society and was created by and used by the rich as a way to protect their money while the lower classes are the ones having to take the actual consequences for it. I study political science and philosophy with economics… what Americans think socialism is, is in fact not what it is.

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Anonymous #18 12w

I also studied politics and international affairs w a minor in mathematics and economics as well as hold a master’s degree in data science and analytics :) I know you tried to play like you were the more educated one but that backfired sweetie

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I thought you were talking to me for a second and I got so sad bc I only said 1 thing😭

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Anonymous #18 12w

I’m independent btw.

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Anonymous #18 12w

Yeah you really sound like one

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lol the one thread I popped on to on Yik yak in probably 6 months and reminded me why I don’t come on here and will be off of it for another six months but you’re soooo right I have no life

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Anonymous #1 12w

I never said I favored socialism honey. I am independent and don’t actively favor most things. I was stating an objective definition. What Americans think socialism is, it in fact is not. That definition comes from propaganda against socialism. We already have socialist policies in place. You might claim you’re educated but you get defensive when in fact not everything warrants defensiveness. As a person who studies philosophy, one of the main things that I can see you need is the ability

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Anonymous #18 12w

To conduct civil discourse without automatically becoming defensive and trying to attack the views of others over something you get upset about. Everything in life needs to be examined without forming personal attachments to ideology. In reality the world is chaos, everybody thinks they know right, when in fact none of us do. The universe doesn’t give us answers and the ultimate goal that mankind has put in place is to gain and exert power over others

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Anonymous #18 12w

That’s fair I will give you that. I did assume the way you were answering, that you did but I apologize for jumping to that conclusion. I think it also depends on which definition of socialism you go with. I would say mamdani more closely aligns with Marxist ideals. However, there are many other voices of political thought that have defined it in a different context, as I’m sure you know and I’m telling you nothing new in that sense.

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Anonymous #1 12w

The Marxist version of socialism is unfortunately what has become more popular by Bernie, AOC, Mamdani - I think the right would be way less turned off if there was someone that wasn’t as crazy or extremist

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Anonymous #1 12w

See, this is how this topic needs to be discussed. Everybody has different beliefs, but in a world where there is no inherent order, the ability to place one’s beliefs over another’s is just impossible and leads to conflict. While you might disagree with something completely, somebody else might agree with it and that’s okay. No sense in getting aggressive(I mean this a whole for mankind). I will say however, since this is my area of studies, communism isn’t actually an awful thing (on paper),

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Anonymous #18 12w

It’s never been practiced correctly and it’s something that makes more sense in theory than in practice. Communism is far different than socialism though, socialism is a blend of some small parts of communist ideals but in a democratic way that helps others benefit in certain situations that help society benefit as a whole, while communism is a strict ideology that prohibits individual wealth.

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Anonymous #18 12w

On paper, it’s beautiful I can also agree with that it is a lovely concept, it just doesn’t work and ends up with the majority of a nation impoverished. I know people will try to say that about the US but look at Cuba, Venezuela, etc. but I also agree w you on being able to talk through disagreements through discourse. Not many people on the left (I know you said you’re center so I’m not speaking of you) will even let people on the right get a sentence out and listen.

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Anonymous #18 12w

We’re actually relatively on the same page haha

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Anonymous #1 12w

I agree to some extent, but if you look at European economic systems, which are heavily socialist, the people as a whole benefit from different services put in place, but with a small tax increase that ensures universal education, which increases college application rates and improves success rate, or healthcare that doesn’t make people go into severe debt to the point that people avoid getting help.

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Anonymous #1 12w

That goes on the opposite spectrum too though. What America’s political system’s main issue is a two party system that enables extremists due to major political polarization, which has gotten significantly worse due to Nixon and has only become more of a major decline in political and economic progress. Middle ground can always be found to some extent.

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Anonymous #18 12w

This is where you kind of lose me though. European taxes are still WAYYY too high. I make 110k a year. Very average salary, solid, but FAR from rich. After taxes, I bring home about 80k a year. In Paris, I would take home less than 69k a year. I’m single and don’t have kids, so life is pretty good but if you even have one…. I’m just using it as an example but I’d rather not have universal healthcare (which typically also isn’t as good) and not pay 11k more a year in taxes

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Anonymous #1 12w

Okay, fair point though, yes taxes are higher in European countries, but then we also have to take into consideration the currency equivalence from the euro to USD and the other way around mostly because the euro is worth more than the American dollar. But I respect your claim wholeheartedly. The thing that makes me laugh though is not anything you said, but a personal experience I had where my aunt(hard right) always demonizes socialism and liberals, but then she said we need things like

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Anonymous #18 12w

Universal education and healthcare, and I replied back to her saying that those were socialist ideals

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Anonymous #17 12w

‼️‼️

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Anonymous #18 12w

WHAT

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Anonymous #18 12w

Ok she’s just straight up confused 😂😂😂

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Anonymous #24 12w

Is this satirical bc if so it’s funny

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Anonymous #24 12w

He wasn’t born in the US

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Anonymous #15 12w

Not saying Trump was a good candidate but he was running against Kamala…

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Anonymous #1 12w

Nah it wasn’t supposed to be. I thought he was born and raised in New York

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Anonymous #14 12w

Damn

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Anonymous #1 12w

Haha, it may appear that way, but it actually highlights a highly documented phenomenon in political systems, especially the US. People often support individual policies, while also rejecting the label attached to those policies. Labels complicate things in so many ways, but people find them easier to understand. Labels often lead to assumptions instead of productive dialogue and delving into and understanding individual views to find common threads

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Anonymous #18 12w

1000%

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Anonymous #18 12w

I used to just say abortion should be illegal solely because it aligns with republican ideology (in high school and early college). Now I honestly wish republicans would take a more middle of the line approach. Third trimester abortions 1000% should be illegal except for when the mother’s life is at risk but I think you should be able to get genetic diagnostics (if you desire) and then make the decision if you want to proceed w the pregnancy. Unfortunately no republicans take this position

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Anonymous #1 12w

This is another good point, views change in some ways frequently because of civil discussion. That’s something that’s a requirement and some people don’t change at all and that’s perfectly reasonable and valid too. That’s the thing I love about humanity. I also want to apologize for some things early on in our discussion. The way I said things at first might have come off as condescending in a couple of ways. I’m sorry if they did as that was not my intent, I’ve enjoyed the discussion so far:)

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Anonymous #18 12w

I wasn’t super nice either so I think we’re even :)

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Anonymous #1 12w

If you’d be willing, I’d love to continue this discourse privately :)

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Anonymous #18 12w

For sure!!!

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Anonymous ssaeatr 12w

We do have something called the constitution that states only natural born citizens can be president

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Anonymous #1 12w

No shit, and guess who breaks constitution almost everyday? Trump! Rules never apply to white men apparently, If Obama did 1% of what trump did he’d be impeached instantly and jailed with ties to Epstein. I believe in the constitution, what I’m getting at is there is a heavy double standard rooted in racism and sexism and until this country addresses it, history will repeat.

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Anonymous #12 12w

the real american dream hahhha

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Anonymous #3 12w

Damn I wish zohran hated America tbh. His haters always make him sound cooler than he actually is

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Her and Bernie aren’t even actual socialists, you not sees are so far gone you’re removed from reality

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Actual socialism doesn’t even involve taxation 😭

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Anonymous #1 12w

Mamdani aligns with MARXIST ideals?? Dude is like a Zionist 😭

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Anonymous #33 12w

he is nawt a zionist……. pls rama would not be married to him if he was

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Anonymous #12 12w

i met my bf on hinge too🥹

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Anonymous #12 12w

been together 1 1/2 years

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Anonymous #1 12w

Girl talk is sheer insanity lmao

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Anonymous #2 12w

He’s not a born American.

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Anonymous #3 12w

Have u been on the internet lately? LOTS of people have a problem with expecting people to enter legally.

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Anonymous #35 12w

I don’t like Mamdani. He’s ruining new york city :(

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Anonymous #4 12w

your shitty attitude is ruining new york city :(

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Anonymous #1 12w

Wait Ted Cruz was born in Canada but he was able to run. How is that possible?

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Anonymous #34 12w

why am i getting downvoted ts stupid 🙄 fuck trump and fuck any of yall who still support that narcissistic rapist misogynistic pedophile

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Anonymous #1 12w

Yerrrr my country✨

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Anonymous #39 12w

american mom, automatic birthright citizenship. zohran’s parents were not americans at the time of his birth in uganda, and naturalized citizens cannot run for president.

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