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I remember when he constantly inflamed a nation in turmoil and divided.
by cglace 2y ago
I remember when he constantly inflamed a nation in turmoil and divided.
- anon291 2y agoWe are not divided though. He overwhelmingly won the popular vote. Sure there is an opposition, but the truth is that the majority of American voters agree with Trump (currently winning by margins of 5 million according to NYT). Yes, there's still work to be done, but the real inflamers of the nation are the mainstream media. Luckily they're slowly going away, and uniting figures like Musk, Rogan, etc are taking their place. Also, he overwhelmingly wins with hispanic men (55-45). He is walking away with hispanics overall in many swing states. Black men are now 25% in his favor. Basically every single minority margin has shifted towards president trump (Including women). At this rate he will succesfully unite the country in a few more years as the remaining stragglers come over to see common sense.
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- sulam 2y agoHey dude, you may be overdosing on those pills you’re taking when you start saying things like Musk is a uniter. The red ones are fine, just limit it to one or two, okay?
- anon291 2y agoOf course he is. He and his companies are well loved by the American populace writ large.
- cglace 2y agoThat makes him a uniter?
- sulam 2y agoThe only thing he wants to unite are the dollars in your pocket with his wallet.
- aredox 2y agoI remember when he pushed the lie that Pelosi's husband was attacked by his gay lover. Or when he pushed the lie that Democrats are stuffing voting boxes with illegal immigrants'votes, or that brown people are replacing white people. Such a uniter, that South African emerald mine owner.
- cglace 2y agoWe have never been more divided. Neither side can even agree on definitions or facts. I'm glad the great uniters of Musk and Rogan can take the reins in delivering high-quality information to our nation. Maybe in a few years, we will all agree on which conspiracy theories we should all believe.
- anon291 2y ago> Maybe in a few years, we will all agree on which conspiracy theories we should all believe. One man's conspiracist is another man's freedom fighters. You can't honestly tell me that mainstream outlets were free of conspiracies the last few years? Remember Russia?
- something98 2y agoDon't be coy, please enlighten us as to what this conspiracy is involving Russia that you think the MSM peddled, and what evidence you have that disproves the narrative.
- anon291 2y agoThe Steele dossier, which purported to contain evidence of the Trump camapign's links with Russia, turned out to actually be a Russian plant. That's what I'm talking about. People still peddle its contents as if they're anything other than fake news. That's a major problem. Same with Trump's 'very fine people' comment. You can accuse Rogan of spreading misinformation until the cows come home, but the mainstream media has also peddled its own share.
- cglace 2y agoNow, let's tally how many just one of the prominent right-wing figures has pushed since 2016. It should be fun.
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- Ancapistani 2y agoThe difference was one of symmetry, not magnitude. Biden (and Harris) have been no more "inclusive" of other political positions than Trump was.
- cglace 2y agoSure they were. Biden actively sought to pass bipartisan immigration legislation. Trump blocked it because it would hurt his chances at reelection. Neither Trump nor Vance denied this during the debates(they had multiple opportunities to do so).