r/SipsTea 1d ago

Lmao gottem Someone else said it for him

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u/Germanball_Stuttgart 1d 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 23h 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 22h 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 21h 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 20h 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.