US Politics on Sidechat | Blaming every problem on one specific group is a sign of a weak ideology. People like a scapegoat. Yes, billionaires contribute to a whole host of problems. But that doesn’t meant they are responsible for everything.

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Blaming every problem on one specific group is a sign of a weak ideology. People like a scapegoat. Yes, billionaires contribute to a whole host of problems. But that doesn’t meant they are responsible for everything.

-8 upvote, 4 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in US Politics. "Blaming every problem on one specific group is a sign of a weak ideology. People like a scapegoat. Yes, billionaires contribute to a whole host of problems. But that doesn’t meant they are responsible for everything."

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Anonymous 9w

sorry would you like it to be more specific? billionaires and the class of extreme capital owners? the dominant socioeconomic class in society which wields significant influence and power over nearly every facet of modern internationalized and online life?

Anonymous 9w

All the right does is blame specific issues on one group of ppl😭

Anonymous

#1 9w

Trump wouldn’t be president without the support of tens of millions of lower and middle class MAGA voters. They are entirely complicit as well. You are simplifying a complex political and social system down to one small, albeit very very powerful, group of people.

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Anonymous

OP 9w

trump is literally a member of that group. a billionaire real estate mogul that was very well connected. his first term he appointed his friends who were like exxon guys and everything. second term its crypto guys and the elon kind who he made friends with. people voted for him for a variety of reasons, but it certainly helps him when the past 80 years american businesses have been propagandizing for and against certain things which trump positioned himself as, with the help of these power ppl