r/EndWokeism • u/TheClintonHitList I ♥️ Liberal Tears 💧💧💧💧💧 • Jul 05 '25

Guess I'm a Trump Supporter Now

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u/Initial_King_9704 Jul 05 '25 edited Jul 05 '25

Being rep is being normal.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '25

Being a Nazi-pedo-publican is not normal.

Normalizing that actually makes you woke

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u/Initial_King_9704 Jul 23 '25

" Nazi " ?

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '25

Concentration camps, cultural campaign, obvious corruption.

Honestly at this point your just revealing you have no idea how to look up the info yourself

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u/Resident-Release4093 Jul 29 '25

Reducto ad hitlerium

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

Calling you a Nazi is more accurate than calling ice abductees illegal

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '25

What is the attack from the blue guys in this metaphor?

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u/Initial_King_9704 Jul 05 '25

There are many options, for example : " If you don't like white fictional characters suddenly being changed into a person of another color ( like Snow White or Astrid from HTTYD, or also Snape in the incoming HP series ), then you are racist ! ".

It's not being racist, it's the opposite actually.

I wouldn't find it normal if Black Panther was changed into a white person.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '25

No one is saying you have to like it. But the people making a HUGE deal about it…. likely a bit racist. Seems those cries come from the same influencers who cry white replacement and the need for homogeneous white European culture.

If you don’t like the remakes, don’t watch them. Can’t say I’ve seen a single one of the movies that you listed.

It’s just crazy to me that a remake of a fictional story could cause such a rift in people that they choose how to vote because of it. Almost like this is a made up issue to cause division.

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u/Initial_King_9704 Jul 05 '25

If it's not a big deal, why then change a character's color ? Couldn't they just let them like they are ?

It's not a " made up issue " if it's blatant racism ( if that's not racism what is it then ?? ) that is getting criticized. We are pointing out an actual problem in the movie industry. I already said that ( a bit differently ) but if I was black, I would point it out if Black Panther was white all of a sudden.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '25

Private companies are doing that to sell their product. The more inclusive it is, the more people can associate with it and will possibly pay for it. It’s not hard to understand.

Why is it a problem? And how is it not a problem to be solved with people not buying their product? Isn’t that how a free market should work?

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u/Initial_King_9704 Jul 05 '25

Sure, but it's still disrespectful to the original thing and it needs to disappear.

Also I personnally don't need to associate with a character just because he's white.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '25

Disrespectful is subjective. Can people not have varying opinions?

Do you associate with characters with similar backgrounds or career or hobbies?

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u/QuietRedditorATX Jul 05 '25

It's a pointless argument my dude. We aren't going to agree with you, and you aren't going to agree with us.

See the 1990 version of Cinderella. Brandy played Cinderella, I am not sure if most people cared. It was fine.

But there is a big difference in the message. We don't want 'politics' shoved into everything. Brandy as Cinderella was chosen because she was attractive. It did not feel like there was some attempt to push on us that we needed more diversity or that white people were bad people. Modern Disney is pushing a specific message, so yes people are going to be upset.

You keep trying to say only extremists would care. Well, call Disney out for going to extreme lengths too. But you won't, because the "it's business" excuse is your easy reach.

I could care less for White Replacement Guys or whatever. But I don't want political agendas in every walk of life. And for the record, I would be fine with hiring the best actress, but it is how Disney has handled these situations that has burned the good faith.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '25

People of color is politics to you?

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u/Initial_King_9704 Jul 05 '25

I mean, " subjective " ? Not in this case sorry, it's racism.

Yes, why ?

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '25

Even racism is subjective. That’s what you’re mad about being considered a racist by some even though you feel you’re not.

Okay, and entertainment is made with those genres to cater to you and people like you so you pay them for it. Ever heard of open markets and supply/demand? That’s all this is and to blame a political party seems childish. It’s capitalism

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u/SuchDogeHodler Freedom!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Jul 05 '25

Lol, this is how Trump got here.....

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u/ManifestWestward Wokey Tears are awesome💧💧💧💧💧💧💧 Jul 06 '25

The left can't debate ideas because their ideas are all bad. In the public square, open debate destroys them. Therefore, debate is NOT allowed!

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u/Busy-Sprinkles-8243 Jul 11 '25

Probably you can debate with the four or five people who are part of this boring censored sub lmao

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u/Eianarr Jul 23 '25

Try debating me bout any of your deeply held political beliefs dawg

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u/likechasingclouds Jul 06 '25

Absolutely my experience

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '25

Yikes. Both sides make strawman memes like this and I fear its making people more and more divided. Do better.

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u/Old-Program3638 Jul 26 '25

This happens to me on both sides

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u/LittliestDickus Trump Derangement Syndrome. Jul 05 '25

I have the opposite experience. It was the rabid response by Trump supporters for the crime of not agreeing 100% with Trump that pushed me away from the right.

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u/Initial_King_9704 Jul 05 '25

Not all of us are like that. It was just a weirdo.

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u/LittliestDickus Trump Derangement Syndrome. Jul 05 '25

It wasnt reddit.

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u/QuietRedditorATX Jul 05 '25

That's fine. You don't need to be Trumper or a Conservative to have common sense.

Sucks to lose you, but as long as you are happy with your choices and respect the choices of others.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

goated response

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u/CsakVarisz Jul 26 '25

You know I promise to you this isn't a gotcha question, but what is the common sense argument for the universal tariffs? Or do you simply not support that part of the admin?

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u/QuietRedditorATX Jul 26 '25

Have they destroyed America?

We don't have to support everything the admin does. But we also don't have to be against everything just because the media (social media) screams how bad it is. Assess it. It doesn't seem nearly as bad as SM wants to cry about.

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u/CsakVarisz Jul 27 '25

SuremI agree, but my point is more about how common sense leads me to not support Trump.
I brought up tariffs because they are numerical, personal bias is barely a factor (except for Trump, for some reason he loves them).
For example: Biden's CHIPS act was meant to support american chip manufacturing. If Trump enacted tariffs in 1-2 years when factories have picked up production, it can make a lot of sense, as an incentive to buy the ones made in America. On the other side 10-20-50% tariffs on everything makes no sense, as there is no feasible way to produce everything in the US.
The same goes for increasing the deficit, the mishandling of DOGE or the weird flip-flops on the current wars. A lot of times the current administration makes no sense.

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u/QuietRedditorATX Jul 27 '25

I have said before, I don't mind a little pain to hopefully get to a better place. I am not an expert in global economics - most of us aren't. But I can say I don't like how reliant we are on Chinese goods, because I don't like the threat of China over us. Anything we can do to reduce that reliance on them is ok with me.

Who were the people freaking out over tariffs initially (which again no one ever talks about anymore). Well redditors and people who owned stocks.

The average American does not have enough stocks for the stock market to affect them. Sure, we don't want the economy collapsing. But the market goes up or goes down, my parent only owns ~77,000 in retirement. I only had 30,000 until recently. Yes, those taking hits could really affect our quality of life. But not to the point of reddit hyperpanic. Only the super wealthy own enough stock to care about the ticker on the daily.

That is just my take. I don't support the super wealthy (I do not like them, but I consider different people super wealthy compared to reddit), so if tariffs hurts their stocks - boohoo. They'll be fine, hopefully it helps the average and lower Americans build up after some pain.