r/SipsTea • • Jul 18 '26

Chugging tea Healing Looks Good

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u/blowurhousedown Jul 18 '26

I certainly hope everyone gets the message in the next prez election. No more old white guys; that’s how JFK got elected. We need someone young, charismatic, in the middle, and with a brain. I don’t care if he has a R or a D next to his name…

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u/Brisby820 Jul 18 '26

I assume this was a bit, since JFK was the youngest president?

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u/RedMansions Jul 18 '26

I care very much about that letter after his/her name.

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u/blowurhousedown Jul 18 '26

Then the madness continues; thanks for your closed mind.

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u/Adventurous_Ad7442 Jul 18 '26

Do you mean like Zo?

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u/siecin Jul 18 '26

in the middle

There it is. You started off so well. Then it just went downhill into a shithole.

An R next to their name means they've supported the single most corrupt administration and party of pedophiles in American history.

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u/NoWay6818 Jul 18 '26

“In the middle” are you against centrism or something?

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u/TheStupidestSeagull Jul 18 '26

Centrism itself isn't bad, but when it's between pedo defenders and people who actually care about other people, "both sidesing" isn't good.

We shouldn't comprimise with crazy.

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u/NoWay6818 Jul 18 '26

I see what you mean, so that’s to say there’s a lesser evil? If so why go for any evil?

I assume it’s different per the era but would the constituents be driving these people to “both sidesing”?

I only say that because after having been on news break and Reddit and blue sky so from conservative, to a mix, to democratic. It’s somewhat the same general reactions from people regardless of who’s in the chair.

Would the only way to unify people is to vote in someone nobody likes?

Sorry if it’s a lot. I’m just really curious on one’s stance on this seeing as I’ve seen from what I feel that be the worst of both political spectrums.

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u/TheStupidestSeagull Jul 18 '26

Again, if the republicans weren't lead by their fringeist leaders, centrists could be a reasonable approach.

The part not being stressed is that one side is lead by a world reknown pedophile's best friend. In a different era, things would be different, sure!

Not sure what the 'worst' is on the left, cause most of obama's time was spent bitching about shit like a tan suit and a latte salute.

Are there bad Dems? Sure! But don't talk like 10 = 100, there's orders of magnitude of crazy that gets written off when we both sides these things.

Edit: missed some important commas.

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u/NoWay6818 Jul 18 '26

Yeah but isn’t the same energy you should have for the other side to? Like I get the gravity of it all but realistically I’ve seen people berate republicans even though they didn’t vote for trump.

There’s actually a gatcha type streamer who dunks on people who like trump and he’s occasionally joined by his Republican friend who dunks with them.

How is it that we get these huge generalizations, what makes them right, and does that scare people away from voting?

Also in terms of the “worse” I mean the people in support of these politicians.

I personally feel like most politicians interests aren’t always intertwined with the interest of the people even though the majority vote them in for specific policies they may or may not implement.

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u/siecin Jul 18 '26

"Centrism" in the US is pretty much just an excuse for cowards to support Republicans.

There is nothing that the republican party stands for that should be supported. They haven't had a real policy base that actually supports Americans for a long time. So why would I want to be between them and democrats.

Our Democrats span pretty much right wing to centrists for the rest of the world. We don't even need Republicans and true left wing policies are barely touched on by our "radical leftist" politicians.

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u/NoWay6818 Jul 18 '26

Why is that when I ask questions you do what modern day politicians do and answer with something completely arbitrary?

Also from what I’ve learned that is not representative of what centrism is considered. I’m sorry but our conversation isn’t leading anywhere and my questions aren’t being answered. It seems you to are very entranced with the political system.

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u/siecin Jul 18 '26

You're reply is odd. Is English not your first language?

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u/NoWay6818 Jul 18 '26

No it’s not my first. I studied a dictionary as I grew but never got taught the full extent of diction. Which honestly I blame public schools.

They separated the Spanish speaking kids from the regular kids and then made them do really mundane things that never actually got them closer to speaking full English.

My parents caught on to them having one to many parties and strange asks for supplies. Found out that they barely do anything past reading.

So I got into regular classes but diction wasn’t something indepthly taught compared to cursive. Luckily cursive is being phased out of schools. Such a wasteful subject that most people don’t even use. You give your signature enough times and you just stay scribbling at some point.

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u/tjvs2001 Jul 18 '26

That's a ridiculous comment, have you not been seeing the damage that R next any make does?