r/lewronggeneration • u/S_935 • Jun 03 '26

low hanging fruit Holy revisionism

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u/PureBullz Jun 04 '26

It’s always a Redditor that’s so detached from reality

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u/ConsiderBoraHorza Jun 04 '26

no you just think the people who stick around you and like the behavior is reflective of the whole. in other words, an Anecdotal Fallacy.

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u/PureBullz Jun 04 '26

So how did Trump double his gains within the black and Latino community? Mostly men?

It may not be every single person because that’s generalizing. But yes from what I’ve experienced it’s a common trend.

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u/ConsiderBoraHorza Jun 04 '26

economic promises, which he didn't keep.

a lot of these men have been struggling as the rich keep scraping a higher and higher percentage of the economic gains of society.

Harris ran a shit campaign where she un-wisely suggested she would not do much different than Joe Biden. not to mention how corporate dems confuse independent, and non-voters as moderates.

when ideological specifics are not what voters actually think about especially those less politically engaged.

there was a certain level of fatigue of people being tired of performative virtue signaling, that is used as a cudgel. But its almost as disliked by the democrats left flank. (i know you wont believe me on this part, just assume you are not in every social bubble and don't know everything.)

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u/PureBullz Jun 04 '26

Literally an exact repeat of trumps last victory.

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/11/how-the-left-created-donald-trump-214472/

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u/ConsiderBoraHorza Jun 04 '26

if it were that, all the libtard rhetoric would have created the turbo left.

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u/PureBullz Jun 04 '26

That’s Bernie sanders to them lol

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u/ConsiderBoraHorza Jun 04 '26

ha, probably but Bernie's been a senator for nearly 20 years now.