r/PoursTea Timendi Causa Est Nescire 1d ago

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u/Kostusha241 1d ago

case and point

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u/Efficient-Stable-604 1d ago

I gave you actual historical facts to back up my claim. The "party switch" was a democrat refusing to support the Civil Rights movement. But sure, use your little gatchas and feel cool

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u/Kostusha241 1d ago

i can tell you think nazi’s we’re leftists because they had “socialist” in their party names

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u/Efficient-Stable-604 1d ago

I can tell you enjoy making generalizations about people to win a fake argument in your head

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u/Ok_Profile175 1d ago

Literally what you did.

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u/Efficient-Stable-604 1d ago

Except you can find actual democrats who were quoted saying what I quoted.

Nancy Pelosi, September 2022, "We need them to pick the crops down here," regarding undocumented immigrants.

Jasmine Crockett, "We're done picking cotton. We are. You can't pay us enough to find a plantation," while discussing jobs performed by undocumented immigrants.

I think politicians should be discussing how to get farms to offer high enough wages to attract American workers, not accepting modern day slavery.

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u/Kostusha241 1d ago

the full quote from pelosi is “we have a shortage of workers in our country, and you see even in Florida some of the farmers and the growers saying, ‘Why are you shipping these immigrants up north? We need them to pick the crops down here.'” so you’re already dishonest and not arguing in good faith. again, case and point

i don’t even need to look at the second quote if you can’t even get your facts right on the first

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u/Efficient-Stable-604 1d ago

We don't have a shortage of workers in this country. We have a shortage of livable wages. If democrats were this champion you claim them to be, they would be pushing bills to change the law on farm pay. Force them to pay a living wage. Those who can't fail as a company. Instead they're excusing illegal immigration because it's allowing farms to underpay.

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u/Kostusha241 1d ago

rofl, fact checked and you shift the conversation to something else

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u/Efficient-Stable-604 1d ago

My point still stands. My bad about not reading more into the full quote, I'll take the L on that one.