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FHRRK

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5. That sums it up

Reply to Scrivener7 (Reply #1)

Fri Nov 7, 2025, 08:04 PM

Friday

I look back (technically a Boomer, definitely white) and think what could I have been done differently.

Never fell for Repub bs, certainly never voted for a repub.

What I didn’t always do, was to call out friends and neighbors for idiotic and often racist comment.

Not anymore, taking the Truman approach, if they end up disliking or hating me, fine, it will be a badge of honor.

Looking at the results from Tuesday, one thing is clear. White people are the problem, the only group across the board that voted R. They need to be treated like the entitled, racist people that THEY, chose to become.

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Here's something I don't get: [View all] spooky3 Friday OP

I begin to think we should stop looking at the voting population in segments and just say, Scrivener7 Friday #1

I like it! :-) spooky3 Friday #2

. Scrivener7 Friday #3

That's not a terrible idea. 2MuchNoise Friday #4

That sums it up FHRRK Friday #5

But that's my point. No. Not white people. White people who vote for republicans. Scrivener7 Saturday #16

Perhaps H2O Man Friday #6

I think it is a complex issue that does involve race but not just racial identity. More like... walkingman Friday #7

yes, but why should media advice vary according to the gender of the voter? spooky3 Friday #11

That is a good point - I got off track with my comment. I think it definitely is a mistake walkingman Friday #15

Could it be that a large segment of the media has and has had a preference for the white male voice? Ilikepurple Friday #8

Don't make it too complicated. Many of the reachable but unreliable BootinUp Friday #9

I think my point is that I believe media advice should not differ by gender. If white men are not supporting Ds spooky3 Friday #10

The serious news media doesn't have the power it once had really. BootinUp Friday #13

Men assumed to be reasonable, you just have to explain things to them so Democrats must explain harder. betsuni Friday #12

The statement assumes white voters are more important iemanja Friday #14