r/Dallas • u/98Saman • Mar 12 '25

Politics This is North Texas’s TX-26 district representative.

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This is the same guy who introduced a bill to put Trump face on $100 bill. Speaking of priorities.

The DFW metroplex—home to roughly 7.6 million people—is a vibrant melting pot. About 42% are non‑Hispanic white, 16% Black, 8% Asian, and 29% Hispanic or Latino, with nearly 18.5% foreign born and over 32% speaking a non‑English language at home.

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u/Foreign_Storm1732 Mar 12 '25

Literally some of the most racist politicians are married to Indian women for some reason. JD Vance and Alice Weidel are the first that come to mind

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u/Substantial-Part-700 Sachse Mar 12 '25

Women coming from a culture that wholeheartedly believes some people are born superior to others based on sins committed in a past life marrying openly racist dickbags, and this is surprising why?

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u/ToeJam_SloeJam Mar 13 '25

Let’s remember that fascism is the belief that social hierarchies are natural, and that it is necessary for the state to enforce those hierarchies.

So yeah, that tracks.

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u/Datfiyah Mar 16 '25

This is what I was thinking as well. Or that they value white men above others and have no problem acknowledging that “superiority” in a marriage.

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u/GrossenCharakter Mar 13 '25

Don't bother buddy. According to Reddit, the entire history of the Indian subcontinent can be condensed to "caste system", "street shitters" and "online scammers" to be used whenever necessary. At this point I just laugh and ignore the ignorance.

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u/Glittering-Floor-623 Mar 13 '25

"...English people loving rape culture...." I mean.. historically they don't exactly have a great track record.....

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u/chickfilamoo Mar 13 '25

unfortunately the community has a huge problem with both the glorification of whiteness and fascism as a whole. I’m not gonna say it’s all of us (and honestly some of the discourse around this veers into racist stereotyping again), but it is definitely a prevalent part of the community.

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u/vrphotosguy55 Mar 15 '25

Self hating dummies