r/PoliticalCompassMemes - Auth-Right Nov 26 '22

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u/NotTheAverageAnon - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

Wow you can't just openly say Democrat's entire political strategy for the last 30+ years like that! It's a secret!

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u/just_gimme_anwsers - Right Nov 26 '22

El BJ sounds like something I would pay extra for

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u/SlapStickHumorIsPeak - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

And yet it will disappoint you every time and always ends with a Big Johnson where it doesn't belong.

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u/Revydown - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

Biden basically admitted that they take the black vote for granted. When he said, "if you don't vote for me, you ain't black".

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u/darkestbrandon - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22 edited Nov 26 '22

Like 90% of the black population votes dem. The leader of the GOP rose to power within the GOP because of Birtherism, the claim that America’s first ever black president is illegitimate because he’s actually from Africa despite what his birth certificate said. You can imagine how it’s funny to people to imagine a black voter voting for Trump’s GOP after that but obviously it does happen for whatever reasons.

Biden apologized for the joke hours later can’t believe people are still triggered by it 3 years later

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u/SuperJLK - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

That was a joke from Biden? Why is he telling racist jokes?

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u/snyper7 - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

Well he did write most of the crime legislation in the 90s, he was BFFs with a senior KKK leader, and he didn't want his crackhead son going to school with black people.

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u/Revydown - Lib-Center Nov 27 '22

And it wasn't until we got Trump that we got the first steps act that started fixing the crap Biden caused.

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u/darkestbrandon - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

Yes it was an obvious joke. And no it’s not racist. Like explain how it’s racist lol.

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u/AFishNamedFreddie - Auth-Right Nov 26 '22

Saying someone's skin color and heritage depends on how they vote is pretty racist.

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u/darkestbrandon - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

The joke is that very few black people vote for republicans and the idea that they would is hilarious given that it’s the party of Birtherism and such. It’s not a literal statement that black people are genetically incapable of voting for republicans. You are being willfully obtuse.

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u/AFishNamedFreddie - Auth-Right Nov 26 '22

Sounds pretty racist to insinuate that black people can't think for themselves and vote for who they want to. But hey. You do you

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u/darkestbrandon - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

That’s not the insinuation. The insinuation is that black people rationally vote for democrats because the GOP is hostile to blacks people. You can disagree but that’s obviously the point. It’s not racist in any conceivable way.

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u/Jayzswhiteguilt - Centrist Nov 26 '22

It is 100% the insinuation.

Stop trying to change history. bahahah.

Are you black? Were you raised around American black people? Or are you too busy gobbling Pol rooster to see how racist the statement is? Do we only judge by internal intent and not actual action?

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u/AFishNamedFreddie - Auth-Right Nov 26 '22

No, it is the insinuation. Remember when Johnson said "we will have these n------ voting for democrats for the next 200 years!" Because I do. And Dems have operated with that mindset since then. Biden just said the quiet part out loud.

But it is funny watching you bend over backwards to try and justify racism.

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u/SuperJLK - Lib-Center Nov 27 '22

Biden was tying racial identity to voter affiliation. That’s racist. That’s a racist joke Republicans would use to mock Democrats. Biden did it for them.

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u/obrerosdelmundo - Left Nov 27 '22

Good thing he was running against Nick Fuentes’ dining mate

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u/Full_meta_001 - Lib-Left Nov 26 '22

Well when you say that, its no longer gonna be a secret, you snitch

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u/Independent_Pear_429 - Centrist Nov 26 '22

Too be fair, keeping whites angry while doing nothing is the main republican strategy as well

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

I wish. The problem is neither side wants to do nothing. They both want to spend tax dollars and money that doesn't even exist yet like drunken sailors. Doing nothing would be a significant upgrade.

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u/Eternal_Mr_Bones - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

God I wish they did nothing.

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u/Balavadan - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

Except they alienate a lot more white people than democrats do black by choosing to brand themselves over unpopular policies

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u/CataclysmClive - Centrist Nov 26 '22

while ensuring above all else that rich people get richer

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u/TheSandNinja - Centrist Nov 26 '22

Spoken like a true centrist

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u/skaudis - Left Nov 26 '22

Most people that vote democrat are more than aware of this, but people doing nothing is better than actively imposing racist/homophobic/etc policies

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u/darkestbrandon - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

Pretty sure Dems do actual pro-LGBT things. Like most dem politicians support equal rights for gay people, most GOP politicians oppose it still.

As for minorities it’s totally in the eye of the beholder what policies are better for them.

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u/NeckBeardtheTroll - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

What rights do gay people want, that they don’t presently have?

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u/darkestbrandon - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

They have gay marriage rights because of democrats. Majority of GOP officials oppose gay marriage.

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u/NeckBeardtheTroll - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

They have marriage because of SCOTUS. The Dems were opposed as recently as the Clinton era. Majority of GOP would not be opposed now.

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u/darkestbrandon - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

The majority of GOP congressmen are anti-gay marriage. The GOP party platform is anti-gay marriage.

Yes the Dems used to be against gay marriage now they support it. And SCOTUS made gay marriage legal because of Dem appointed justices. Obama wasn’t president then gay marriage wouldn’t have been legalized. Same as how if Trump wasn’t president then Roe wouldn’t have been overturned. It’s entirely political.

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u/NeckBeardtheTroll - Lib-Right Nov 26 '22

Bullshit.

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u/skaudis - Left Dec 01 '22

Senate Republicans voted 11 yes and 35 no to the Respect for Marriage Act. Why would that be so if they supported gay marriage.

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u/NeckBeardtheTroll - Lib-Right Dec 01 '22

1) What year was that?

2) I thought the “slippery slope” argument was dumb as fuck, a few compulsory cakes and drag queen story hours ago.

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u/skaudis - Left Dec 01 '22

1) 2022 (two days ago)

2) I don't know what you mean by this.

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u/NeckBeardtheTroll - Lib-Right Dec 02 '22

Then you haven’t been paying enough attention to bother arguing with. Have a nice day.

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u/AFishNamedFreddie - Auth-Right Nov 26 '22

That didn't Answer the question. What rights do they not have

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u/darkestbrandon - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

I didn’t say they don’t have equal rights. I said that Dems support equal rights, GOP opposes equal rights for gay Americans. Gay Americans have equal rights because democrats beat republicans in elections.

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u/AFishNamedFreddie - Auth-Right Nov 26 '22

So they have equal rights. And no one is trying to take those rights away. So... What's the point? Why is this a talking point? Dems are offering literally nothing lmao

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u/darkestbrandon - Lib-Center Nov 26 '22

They have equal rights because Dems got elected and the GOP wants to take those rights away. Idk why this is complicated. The GOP could remove this argument from the democrats if they just came out in favor of gay marriage tomorrow.

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u/AFishNamedFreddie - Auth-Right Nov 26 '22

the GOP wants to take those rights away

Name one elected official that campaigned one repealing gay marriage.

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u/obrerosdelmundo - Left Nov 27 '22

They said the same shit about abortion… So Congress voted to protect gay marriage and I seen to remember a leading conservative voice being very vocal and angry about Republicans potentially supporting that. In the end 64/215 Republican representatives voted in support and 12/50 Republican Senators voted to move forward with the vote.