U.S. Politics

[altcunningham]

I was saying earlier today Republicans have always been like this, but 20, 30 years ago the party would've disavowed them, got all those losers jobs at Bain or McKinsey so they can be rich and fuck people over professionally, and just swept them out of politics publicly. But today we have the VP of the United States defending them with the "I know you are but what am I" defense. It's the same Nazi-worshiping cumstains, they just don't have the shame to go take a seven-figure contracting job and go away when they get found out.

This is what I'm always wondering. Is it always like this, was I just unaware and in a bubble. And I get varying answers but I think those people were also just drinking the Kool-Aid when they say no it wasn't.

 

[altcunningham]

So he was still a Trump supporter?

I don't think he was repenting or converting, by the sound. The brainwashing runs deep.

 

[CTV]

Does anyone else still think white supremacy isn't the root of the problem or has the Voting Rights Act #woke y'all up? lol. It's easy to talk shit about idiotic poor white southern republicans but I'm surrounded by rich white liberals, constantly, and they are not much better. If anything, I find them more sinister because they're not as up-front about their worldview. White supremacy is the problem and it's finally irreparably fucked the country on its behalf.

 

[jonaskane]