Latino Voters shown disrespect comments made by Trump.....still plan to vote for him

[ViShawn]

if the Democrats wrapped their arms around LABOR, JOBS PROGRAMS, AND INCOME REFORM, theyd never lose another election for the next 50 years. People come to America to work and those topics appeal to Americans of all races and creeds.

The issue is aligning to labor means wanting smoke with the Corporations and they need those sweet corporate dollars for elections (and to be a bought and paid for politician ) so they cant adopt too radical of a pro Labor posture.

Labor justice and reform conflicts with the interests of corporations who fund the Democrats and Republicans.

That's why I respected Bernie. Dude wasn't about to take any big corporations money and he was for the people. His ideas were a bit too radical for the centrists though.

I'm upper middle class but I sort of like the idea of a UBI

 

[The Fade]

Nothing will stop their quest to be seen as white.

It’s easier to be a sycophant for connections than it is to be aligned with the designated scapegoat and work your way up

When model minorities speak that meritocracy shyt around me I spit on the ground

 

[TheKongoEmpire]

Alot of them don’t care

That comic talk about puerto rico and trump didn’t apologize.. only puerto ricans are upset,,, cubans, mexicans dont care,, they like he didn’t say us

Reminds me of some kneegrows here on this board.

 

[voltronblack]

if the Democrats wrapped their arms around LABOR, JOBS PROGRAMS, AND INCOME REFORM, theyd never lose another election for the next 50 years. People come to America to work and those topics appeal to Americans of all races and creeds.

The issue is aligning to labor means wanting smoke with the Corporations and they need those sweet corporate dollars for elections (and to be a bought and paid for politician ) so they cant adopt too radical of a pro Labor posture.

Right breh in a way you just explain the problem with Neoliberals as it relate to the Democrat's

summarize.tech summary for: Neoliberals Rising: The Origins and Context of the Neoliberal Era

The video explores the origins and context of the Neoliberal era, defining it as a pro-corporate consensus on economic policy and interventionist foreign policy. It discusses how neoliberalism aims to benefit the elite at the expense of societal reforms, with its historical roots dating back to the 1920s conservative order and the New Deal coalition's rise. The narrative touches on pivotal legislation like the Taft-Hartley Act and the influence of conservative groups like the Mont Pelerin Society in promoting neoliberal ideology. The shift towards neoliberalism is linked to influential figures like Milton Friedman and organizations like the Koch brothers, highlighting their efforts to promote deregulation and free markets. Moreover, the video delves into how movements like libertarianism and conservatism evolved over time, shaping the political landscape and leading to the rise of neoliberalism in American politics.

it is explained how neoliberal policies gained validity through think tanks filled with professionals, despite the lack of academic rigor in their studies. These think tanks, like the Rand Corporation and the Cato Institute, provided a facade of respectability to conservative ideas, allowing Republicans to present corporate-friendly policies as scholarly and convincing Democrats to support them. The emergence of these think tanks marked the success of intellectual conservative efforts and resulted in significant influence over lawmakers, ultimately leading to tax breaks and corporate handouts. Additionally, the transition of neoconservatives from the Democratic Party to the right, veering away from their supposed liberal values towards embracing religious and right-wing economic ideologies, is outlined as a rapid shift that raises doubts about their previous liberal affiliations.

how Bill Clinton played a significant role in cementing neoliberalism in the Democratic Party, abandoning left-leaning reforms in favor of conservative policies. Despite initially advocating for single-payer healthcare, Clinton shifted towards incrementalism and embraced neoliberal principles, passing legislation that favored free trade and financial deregulation while harming welfare recipients. The Clintons also supported conservative stances like the Defense of Marriage Act, contributing to a rise in intense partisanship and culture wars during the 1990s. Ultimately, Clinton's presidency marked a shift towards neoliberal policies, setting the stage for a mature neoliberal era characterized by identity politics and intense political fighting.

the speaker discusses how there were few policy differences between Al Gore and George W. Bush during the 2000 election, leading to low voter turnout and essentially the same candidate for the public. Bush's administration was characterized by massive tax cuts for the rich, deregulation, stagnant wages, a housing bubble, the Great Recession, and a bank bailout. The failures in responding to crises like Hurricane Katrina and the 9/11 attacks, along with the security state created under Bush, highlighted the dangers of neoliberal policies. As Bush's presidency neared its end with record-low approval ratings, Barack Obama emerged as a different candidate, offering hope and change from the neoliberal status quo embodied by Bush and his predecessors.

the speaker discusses the presidency of Barack Obama, highlighting that despite being seen as a symbol of change due to his identity as the first black president, Obama's policies were mostly incremental and akin to his predecessor, Bill Clinton. The speaker criticizes Obama for not enacting significant reforms, such as with Obamacare being labeled as a corporate giveaway and his attempts to privatize social security, which align with neoliberal ideals. Furthermore, the speaker points out that Obama's foreign policy mirrored Bush's and did not see major advances during his presidency. The section concludes with an analysis of the political landscape leading up to the 2016 election, noting a growing anti-establishment sentiment seen in both Trump's victory and Bernie Sanders' strong primary showing.

 

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Labor justice and reform conflicts with the interests of corporations who fund the Democrats and Republicans.

That's why I respected Bernie. Dude wasn't about to take any big corporations money and he was for the people. His ideas were a bit too radical for the centrists though.

I'm upper middle class but I sort of like the idea of a UBI

Not about UBI but the importance of getting money to the bottom

 

[beenz]

let them c00n in peace

I dunno. I CANNOT stand anyone who's out here c00ning

 

[KidJSoul]

I understand them without having to converse, they are retards and pieces of shyt. Just one person that i had to cut off from San Francisco lived off of government assistance from 0-18 and got essentially free college from a CSU/UC school, i forget which. He was democrat the whole time and once he broke the 100k mark in salary he changed up and went republican first over "taxes" then also over "feminist" women.

Lived in only blue states or at least blue cities, supported by tax dollars for food, shelter and education, but since he gets money now and women are "starting to get uppity" he is for Donald Trump. Which does not make sense since he is for drugs and uses them, for hookup culture and a whole bunch of shyt that republicans are against.

He is Asian so he did not understand why i would be mad about the MAGA shyt but when covid hit and "Kung Flu" and the other anti asian shyt hit, now he wants to cry. But even after all of that he still supports the Orange bytch. These people are retarded, idiotic, reprehensible, horrid people. Every single one and that is how you have to look at it because there is no good reason to vote for this fukk unless you are very rich.

This


Trumpism is basically just "fukk everybody else" personified

 

[semicko82]

The majority of humanity is self hating.

JUST LIKE ON THIS VERY WEBSITE.


All the Black women bashing is you c00ns mad at half of your existence and wanting to be white.

The coli such weird pedo c00ns that yall cosign @hood b. goode posting 15yr old white girls to lust over, and talk down Black women.

The coli started with a bunch of sambos, crackas and bigot ass other races bashing Black American slave descendants and making lynching jokes.


The coli right now is a bunch of Black posters making Trump threads all happy and declaring he won the election.


Most of you dudes some fatherless loser ass effeminate lames that have accts on every form of social media like some attention starved losers.

Be on here making threads all day for shock value cause you want the attention your father never gave you.

 

[the cac mamba]

Remove the political parties and most people want leftist policies

the problem is that Democrats have a branding problem

yes, they have better policies for the working class. but what does the average american think of, when you hear the word "liberals"? a bunch of weird fakkits who pander to illegal immigrants

the far left is a cancer on the democratic party. the weirdos are far too vocal

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

Thecoli told me that these voters are just small sample size, negligible votes
B-But Black People
The facts are you cornball bytches don’t give a shyt and will shoot other nonblacks bail because you trying to fukk somethin
Just like that gump ass nikka tried to tell me white women will learn and vote right this time
Data and statistics be damned from previous elections or how they vote with their men in their families and race
You nikkas clowns for real

 

[JLova]

When I see shyt like this or black people (knowing all the racist shyt hes done and said about us) or women (knowing all the wild shyt he said about them) still planning to vote for him, the shyt boggles my mind.



Is it racism? I get the white folks doing it from this angle, but explain the c00ns voting for him.

Is it greed? Explain how he leads with uneducated voters aka non rich people who wont benefit from his tax cuts for the wealthy.

I think Kamala will win but this shyt will be studied by historians for years to come.

The low information uneducated white male who feels marginalized and that they "need to take their country back" I understand them voting for him. He could give a fukk about them but theyre either too dumb or too racist to care. Its everyone else that has me confused as hell.

Buddy was just on stage talking about shooting Liz Chaney and voters will just shrug that shyt off.

They don't care. Time to start realizing that people are not only dumb but they're extremely selfish.

Notice how Trump doesn't apologize? He just doubles down. There are a lot of retards that follow him.

To that point, Dems have fukke dup pandering to some wierdo shyt.

 

[General Mills]

I know of a bunch of Hispanic dudes who are in middle management. Once they get a house and a family and a 401k they go very Republican.

There is a huge community of them where I live. They are hardcore Trump supporters. I think they think they are white now

 

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the problem is that Democrats have a branding problem

yes, they have better policies for the working class. but what does the average american think of, when you hear the word "liberals"? a bunch of weird fakkits who pander to illegal immigrants

the far left is a cancer on the democratic party. the weirdos are far too vocal

They started leaning towards identity politics when neoliberals took over the party, stepping away from the working class

 

[Amo Husserl]

How is focusing on the Latino vote helping Black people rebuild and develop their communities?

 

[Yaboysix]

Breh! You could've said that it was JOHN Leguizamo in disguise, I loved that Nygga since I was a kid