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Blue collar trump supporters baffles me because he obviously doesn’t like your poor asses lmfao
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Anonymous 7w

my dad is a blue collar latino for trump whose first language is spanish and is visibly brown with a significant portion of indigenous and african ancestry. trust me i don’t get it either.

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Anonymous 7w

exactly lmao

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Anonymous 7w

Comments like this also make it sound like we don’t like blue collar people especially when you generalize them all as poor (which isn’t true, some tradesmen got stupid sums of money)

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Anonymous 7w

Speaking over a group of people and calling them stupid for disagreeing with you is… a choice. Very privileged perspective.

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Anonymous 7w

Majority of blue collar workers bring in over 100k a year. This post is just pure ignorance

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Anonymous 7w

Leftist politicians don’t care about the white working class, I’m not even MAGA but that’s why

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

Unlike you, the enlightened heckin’ leftist who’s completely morally correct

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 7w

“Disagreeing” is when people support pedophiles and you don’t and that makes you privileged apparently

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 7w

respectfully, i don’t have to be a leftist to know not to support a pedophile and rapist.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 7w

me when i have zero moral compass and defend voting for a geriatric rapist pedo who lies, cheats and steals; and has sent the price of everything through the roof in the war he's losing to iran that he started to distract from him not releasing the full epstein files he promised to release because his name is everywhere:

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

Lmao that’s just literally not true. Median base pay for the trades tends to be around $60k-$64k.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

blatantly false claim, and it doesn't automatically mean they aren't poor anyway. my uncle (electrician) made like $140k/yr but only because he lived near an expensive city where he got a ton of work at a high pay rate. he had to live very frugally and minimally despite making more than many in the country

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 7w

Linemen, oilfield workers,plumbers, electricians, etc make over 100k. So yeah it’s true.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 7w

It’s not a false claim. 140k/yr is over the median average household pay. If your Unlce was poor then that’s due to personal choices.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

“people are only ever poor due to things they can control” Moronic type of logic

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

those professions don't make up the majority of blue collar work. you said "majority". obviously some people make above the median. that's how medians work ding dong $140k is well above the median household income, but it doesn't matter because that's a reflection of *all* jobs not blue collar jobs. you're conflating you're just wrong, from top to bottom. literally just wrong about everything

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

never said my uncle was poor? #4 if you make $100k but the bare minimum to live in an area is $250k you're poor relative to that area. you get that right?

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

All personal choices have an impact on people’s financial situations. Your choices lead to whether or not you are poor or rich.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 7w

“He had to live very frugally and minimally” that’s an implication of being poor. There is no area in the USA that the bare minimum living median is 250k a year.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

incorrect. the implication is that having a high income doesn't mean it's high relative to where you live, which for *most* people *will* mean poverty

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

frugal doesn't mean poor. you know that right? that's like saying somebody who's conservative with their spending is poor. if anything he probably fared better financially than most would've in his situation. the point is that high income doesn't automatically mean you arent poor

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

i feel like you struggle a little too much with basic comprehension for this discussion...

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 7w

Sorry, posts like this*

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

So if someone develops a genetic cancer that requires thousands of dollars of chemo, what choice did they make to cause that to happen?

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 7w

As a blue collar worker, most of us are poor. Not an unfair generalization, altho ofc there are exceptions/it’s not all of us

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 7w

I feel like you avoid personally accountability for your own actions.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

It doesn’t apply to personal choice, I’m strictly speaking about personal choice and not unavoidable instances. These companies provide health insurance to help cover it. Plenty of the time it’s people personal choices that make them poor. Buying high end vehicles, expensive houses, eating out too often, going to expensive restaurants, buying high end merchandise, etc. . People’s choices do affect their financial situations.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

So if someone is poor due to medical conditions, what choice can they make to not be poor?

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w
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Anonymous replying to -> #6 7w

I am former blue collar. I am aware a lot of us are. I am also aware of our demographics general attitudes and this type of post would piss off many of them by making op seem smug and classist. Sweeping generalizations are bad in general but ones like these encourage them to entrench into poorly held positions often times much worse.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

If they have poor medical conditions then they wouldn’t be able to work a blue collar job. You’re bringing up things that have nothing to do with the topic. What if this and what if that, it’s just whatabism

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

Plenty of people are forced to work blue collar jobs while sickZ What choice, answer.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

You didn’t say sick, you said poor medical conditions. Make up your mind is it just sick or poor medical conditions? Then I’ll answer

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

Medical conditions includes being chronically or getting sick easily Being dense isn’t an answer. What choice?

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

No, you’re being too broad dumbass. First she say poor medical conditions and then you say being sick. Being sick is a broad term it could be terminal, it could be chronic. It could be anything, but you said it in a broad way. Are we speaking specifically chronic conditions or are we speaking terminal conditions or are we speaking general conditions?

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

me avoiding personal accountability? i've been talking about my uncle you dunce. i'm doing fine financially 😂 once again, you struggle too much with *basic* comprehension to be engaging in this discussion. i get that you probably struggle to finish picture books but that's no excuse for this level of stupidity

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 7w

Cool, you’re doing financially fine didn’t ask. The only person here who is struggle at basic comprehension, reading skills as you dumbass.

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 7w

Good point!

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

Conditions/sicknesses that impact health to the point of needing to spend large amounts of money on medical care. What choice? You can’t answer all of a sudden

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 7w

A civilized disagreement in my hot takes group? This cant be, somebody insult the other.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

Le basic heckin human empathy

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 7w

Idiotic claim

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 7w

Come on… Joe Biden isn’t THAT bad.

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