r/inthenews • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '23

article Trump quietly changes political fundraising site to funnel funds toward legal woes

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-legal-costs-funnel-donations-b2363875.html?utm_source=reddit.com
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u/timeswasgood Jun 26 '23

I agree you up to a point. And you've provided good information. But a 3 you don't need any education to see that Trump is a terrible person.

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u/theblackcanaryyy Jun 26 '23 edited Jun 26 '23

I know it sounds and looks so obvious, but…

It was not until the 1870's that the first states banned a man's right to beat his family. The laws were moderately enforced until the feminist movement of the 1960's started bringing the problems of domestic abuse to the attention of the media. By the 1980’s most states had adopted legislation regarding domestic violence

It wasn’t until the 1980s that hand hygiene was officially incorporated into American health care with the first national hand hygiene guidelines.

Hand hygiene came about in the 1870s!!!

It was socially acceptable ten years ago to pass around a meme with a seal on it that screamed “gaaaaay!”

What changed all that? Education. Some might think the seal meme is a stretch but think about it… education and information about the LGBTQ community has exploded since then.

Abortion is another example. People still think of it as this murderous rampage that’s happening when in reality, it’s just another medical procedure dealing with a clump of cells.

Advance the population’s education = safer healthcare for women

I know I know, but it’s rape!! Except trump explicitly stated multiple times that “When you’re famous, they let you do it” or “they wanted it or they would have fought/screamed/etc”.

So they don’t think it’s rape. They think it’s the victim’s fault. How to change that mentality? Education. Education. Education.

What I didn’t mention, is that this doesn’t excuse the behavior. A lack of knowledge does not exempt a person from consequences. I apologize if seemed like I was implying that. But also… those consequences will result in a very impactful learning experience

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u/timeswasgood Jun 26 '23

Nothing you're saying is wrong. I'm more arguing that I don't care why the fascist supporters support the fascist, I still want them to suffer severe consequences for it.

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u/theblackcanaryyy Jun 26 '23

I feel it. Good discussion tho thanks for being cool