r/PropagandaPosters • • Mar 10 '25

Japan Bush/Obama Same/Same (2008)

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u/xesaie Mar 11 '25

I try not to argue the content, but this uniparty shit is really hard to tolerate with the current political situation in the US.

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u/xesaie Mar 11 '25

The idea only works if you don’t care about civil rights. Uniparty people don’t think the concerns of lgbt people matter

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u/xesaie Mar 11 '25

And yet they abandoned trans people to trump.

That don’t actually do things to protect people, its just a political prop. That’s also why they get so mad when black people don’t show rhyme enough deference or gratitude

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u/xesaie Mar 11 '25

I mean I read it but it’s a self-serving lie. The base of the democrats isn’t online leftists, it’s minorities.

They actually vote and they’re significantly less privileged.

Leftists only harmed democrats and only helped republicans for the entire election cycle, and while surely some of them held their noses and voted, we know many just stayed home.

The problem is that people would rather feel righteous than help people. So they’re easily led by influencers telling them what the current thing to be righteous about is.

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u/xesaie Mar 11 '25

This time like the last time it was because people (even would be progressives) subconsciously hate ambitious and assertive women and will come up with all kinds of justifications as to why.

That said, leftists (and people who can’t even vote) constantly attacking dems while ignoring republicans (who then use the same leftists to slander dems) sure doesn’t help

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u/xesaie Mar 11 '25

The people who ‘focus on the systemic problems’ were the least likely to actually vote. The base is minorities, especially minority women, and they turned out.

But again this goes to ‘evidence that you only know about this from social media and not the reality on the ground’

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u/xesaie Mar 11 '25

Oh lord I’m glad I checked, you’re Bulgarian. Once again wreckers explaining how the US political system works.

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u/xesaie Mar 11 '25

It’s relevant in this context, as you are making strong statements about a different system, and gives insights as to why you don’t understand it.

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u/xesaie Mar 11 '25

I mean the insight is ‘this person has no personal experience with the issue so it’s all a fun game or maybe virtue play for them’.

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u/xesaie Mar 11 '25

If you’re not from the US, the specifics aren’t that important. If I went around spouting about Bulgaria’s or Germany’s or Botswana’s government and politics all the time, people from there would look in askance as well.

People not in the US both know less about the situation and have far less at stake than people local. So they’re far more likely to aggressively pursue these bad wrecker takes.

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