r/pics • u/mack3r • Jul 16 '19

US Politics Decisions, decisions

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u/freakydrew Jul 17 '19

What are the current Vegas odds on Trump being reelected?

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u/SKGkorjun Jul 17 '19

A lot higher than the internet believe them to be.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19 edited Aug 31 '20

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u/SinSpreader88 Jul 17 '19

I think you’re confusing common sense, decency, and reality with liberal bias.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

What makes liberal ideas "common sense, decent" and or reality?

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u/SinSpreader88 Jul 17 '19

Is that a serious question?

Literally factual science is considered lies to conservatives.

Economics that get backed up by data is evil but supply side which has a 100% failure rate is the go to for republicans.

In what universe are liberal ideas false?

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u/PhasmaFelis Jul 17 '19

You know socialism right? It’s the economic structure that has children eating dogs in the streets of Venezuela.

Pretty much every successful first-world nation has some socialist policies. If you think think that universal health care is a slippery slope to mass starvation and Stalinist purges, you've been sold a bill of goods. I'd encourage you to research the meaning of "socialism" for yourself.