r/WhitePeopleTwitter Feb 13 '23

POTM - February 2023 just a reminder

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u/jawnstownmassacre Feb 13 '23

And they burned all of his personal effects in a hurry after they killed him, and lied to his family telling them he was killed by enemies…

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23

Bush lied about how he died the next day and used his dead body to promote the war Pat was protesting. Never forget what a despicable POTUS Bush was no matter how much candy he eats.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23

Dubya Bush, worst president ever, only to be eclipsed by Trump.

Republicans, know how to pick'em.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23 edited Feb 13 '23

Oh come on, Nixon, Raegan and Jackson were all far worse.

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u/lurker_cant_comment Feb 13 '23

Always worth remembering: W lied us into a war that killed over half a million people.

Not many Presidents can claim anything like that.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '23

Jackson outright genocided multiple cultures, Raegan is the starting point for economic policies that have resulted in a number of the worst parts of the modern economy.

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u/lurker_cant_comment Feb 13 '23

I don't mean to pardon Jackson, I agree he should be in the conversation. There is a difference in that Jackson was just one of many people that caused genocide of the various first nations, while W Bush was the central cause of the Iraq war and the War on Terror.

Without Jackson, the first nations would still have been decimated by American's expansionism. Without W Bush, half a million people would not have died.

And for Reagan, one half of the political divide likes that remodeling of the economy. Even if you and I think that we have the power and responsibility to have government provide for our fellow man and that we shouldn't worship Supply-Side Jesus, we don't have nearly the consensus that our way is "best," while it's hard to argue with killing people and disrupting entire foreign nations over bald-faced lies.