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Yeah, my irony got lost. My point is that there is messaging and then there’s values. And you can certainly compromise on the former, but you lose the plot when you do the latter.So you are suggesting Dems essentially become reps? Or is the joke missed on me lol
no one hates jews u weirdoPeople in the world hate Jews so yes I fully support Israel and against any group trying to eliminate every Jew there.
Go post in the pro Hamas bs conspiracy thread.
no one hates jews u weirdo
jews are not victims
there is no pro hamas thread
Scolding people just largely isn’t effective. And I disagree, there are ways to get to conspiracy theorists. People recover from being conspiracy theorists all the time.I get where you're coming from but at this point if you're a minority and still voting/supporting trump than I'm scolding you.
It's like trying to educate a conspiracy theorist... doesn't matter what evidence you have to prove your point they will always have an excuse.
I mean… it’s giving up on those voters regardless of how we phrase it, no? And in response, we’re sending someone who a lot of these same voters voted for out to demean and scold them. Obviously I’m not a part of this demo, but I just don’t think that it’s effective strategy wise.t's not a willingness to watch those voters walk away; it's realizing that they can't craft a message that will keep them in without losing other demographics, especially when the GOP is willing to embrace the "women, submit to your husband" brand of messaging, which resonates with the religious values most Black people grew up with.
It’s not wild to say that the 45% of voters are either brainwashed, severely uneducated, don’t care, this lying is funny (makes him a cool dude), or extremely rich that will benefit from his scams
The rest of us 55% just want a better tomorrow. Plain and *** simple.
Highly doubt this would work, but then alienate Black women, who are the most reliably constituency? Yea, not smart.
Maybe, the point is not to be effective, but to say "the job I started thanks to your vote is not done, and Kamala wants to continue it; so what are you doing and where are you going?"I mean… it’s giving up on those voters regardless of how we phrase it, no? And in response, we’re sending someone who a lot of these same voters voted for out to demean and scold them. Obviously I’m not a part of this demo, but I just don’t think that it’s effective strategy wise.
It's going to be a close one...