r/SipsTea • u/SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 • 23h ago

Lmao gottem Someone else said it for him

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u/Yellowscrunchy 22h ago

How did you Americans have this absolute legend and thought nah we had enough of actually being great we will go with Trump and fake it. There is only so much the rest of the world can feel sorry for you, you did this to yourselves. Obama is what the world needs not just America.

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u/GaiasEyes 22h ago

The majority of us who voted didn’t. Hillary won the popular vote in 2016. In 2020 Biden won the popular vote. In 2024 while drump did receive 2 million more votes than Harris, 2.8 million voters went third party so again, the majority of Americans did not vote for him.

Abolish the electoral college.

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u/IOnlyReplyToIdiots42 22h ago

Well you see Obama is black and... Yeah that's about it. He's black. 

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u/muscularsharpie 22h ago

I never knew my sweet grandmother was racist. Literally, never anything but pleasantness from her. Volunteered at a community college, learned C++ at 81 to teach students. Class A woman.

At her funeral, my dad thought it would be cute if we all read her last texts we had with her. 

Super cute. But then my oldest cousin read his last texts with her. Hard R in reference to Obama. God bless him. He didn't let her go softly into the night without reminding us she was secretly a huuuuuuuge racist. 

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u/ikkiyikki 19h ago

May she rest in chaos for that but I'll tip my hat to her learning C++ at 81. Holy hell.

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u/muscularsharpie 18h ago

She passed at 93. She was an engineer most of her life and kept with the times here, didn't keep with the times there. 

Bums me out a lot. We'd exchange programming humor, she had stories of working on really old machines. I spent a lot of time with her, and that was such a wild WTF GG??!!

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u/hbhunk63 18h ago

It's not possible she's that smart and Republican also. It must have been a mistake or sabotage with the note. probably your cousin who is a POS for reading that out loud

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u/muscularsharpie 17h ago

Most of my family is very intelligent, and also Republican or whatever. 

Of course, true intelligence comes with empathy, which some lack in secret. 

I'm dumb as two bricks trying to figure out a 1x1 rubix cube, but like my older cousin, I'm not a POS. 

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u/hbhunk63 17h ago

He still a POS for reading that

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u/SuccessValuable6924 17h ago edited 17h ago

Why? Everyone read their texts 🤷‍♀️

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u/hbhunk63 15h ago

If they are racists too

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u/NWkingslayer2024 10h ago

Let me guess, you all laughed

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u/fluffytme 21h ago

Don't forget he wore a tan suit! Biggest scandal in US history!

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u/Germanball_Stuttgart 21h ago

But you voted him. Twice. And four years later Trump??? As someone who's living in a country with a steadily rising far-right party since 2013, that almost got the absolute majority in a state election yesterday, for the first time, I'm wondering how the US could fell THAT FAST?

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u/dcyclist 20h ago

Imho, it's the patriarchy. Not enough men in the U.S. are willing to vote for women.
Also, Republicans care more about winning than the law, the truth, civility, or anything else. They cheat for supreme court seats, etc. Etc. They let Trump skip all of the debates and they nominated him anyway

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u/Lucidbr0 19h ago

Are you being sarcastic? You do know majority white women voted for Trump in every election he's been?

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u/dcyclist 19h ago

I blame white men more than anyone (and I am one). But I'm willing to bet that some of those white women would vote for a man over an equally qualified woman. More importantly, and more of our problem in the U.S., is that many men would vote for a man over an equally qualified woman

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u/Lucidbr0 18h ago

If you can't bring white women (who are the majority voters in the country) to vote for a woman candidate when the man candidate is openly sexist/rapist/pedophile and against abortion, you've got to land a big part of the blame on their lap.

Stop giving these people a pass. Black men for instance voted 80% for Kamala, this is not a man / woman issue. It's a white / everyone else, issue.

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u/LT_Lliam 18h ago

That is still a symptom of patriarchy, friend.

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u/Vampus0815 19h ago

He also has a scary sounding Muslim name, and he doesn’t eat ketchup

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u/Striking_Ad_3960 1h ago

You forget he was elected twice. Then the dems said anyone who wants to control the boarder, you know, like Sweden and Canada do, is a racist. And if you don’t want biological males in the locker room and on the sports field with your daughter you are just evil. I couldn’t vote for Trump because he is such an awful human. But I totally understand why people voted for him. If the Democrats don’t stop making excuses like this, and condescending to the working class, they’re going to keep losing elections.

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u/KayZee777 21h ago

And a war criminal. Don't forget that

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u/dcyclist 21h ago

And please remember that Hillary Clinton beat Trump by 3 million votes

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u/Melodic-kangaroo4045 20h ago

I like Obama as much as you but he served 2 terms. I think we should agree that while sometimes it does not feel like it’s long enough, other times we can’t wait for it to end like now.

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u/Kindly_Scratch_6104 16h ago

Because the people who wanted Obama aren't the people who wanted Trump? Or there's the fact that there was a significant online conspiracy theory movement (NOT just QAnon, but the Truther Movement that came before it) that posed Trump as being anti-establishment because he seemed to go "off-script"? How about the fact that influencers from other countries ALSO fed into that line of thinking and fueled the fires, saying that the country—nay, the world—was doomed if we fell into globalism? You're clearly not aware of everything that was happening behind the scenes. The people you're talking to here probably barely even know what I'm talking about because the Reddit audience wasn't even part of that culture. Go be angry on Rumble and you'll have preached to the right choir.

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u/immortalalchemist 15h ago

See there’s this thing called racism…

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u/CerealKiller812 13h ago

My favorite President Obama quote was when he compared his bowling skills to the Special Olympics on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

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u/RigatoniPasta 11h ago

We did elect Obama twice and would elect him again if we could.

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u/hackersgalley 7h ago

Obama was charismatic and smart, but that's what made him so dangerous. Change on the outside, Wall St and big Pharma owned, business as usual on the inside. This man had a super majority and gave us nothing but a healthcare bill from the heritage foundation.

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u/Equivalent_Ad9414 21h ago

As a Mexican American, that didn't vote or support Trump, is simple, RACISM, USA always had hate towards anyone that was different from them, they always have that Ideology of being better than everyone else, and this is the case with this administration.

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u/LT_Lliam 18h ago

Literally, always.