• henfredemars@infosec.pub
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    5 months ago

    Can we be not retarded dumb enough to avoid electing a convicted felon to the presidency?

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      They really only like him because he’s normalizing being publicly racist. None of his followers can list any of his “accomplishments” when he was president.

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        5 months ago

        My brother has a lot of dumb redneck friends. The racist thing and whatever else Fox spews out is all they care about. Hell, only a few of them listen to Fox news and the ones that don’t just listen to whatever the person who watches it says. They’re so fucking stupid that I feel the embarrassment they should feel whenever I’m in ear shot of their bullshit.

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      Felon-title is trumping (no pun indented, maybe a little) the President-title.

      What can we (the rest of the world) expect? The worst, as we all have a stake here, unfortunately.

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        5 months ago

        I agree, but I wonder why “dumb”, which refers to a person who can’t speak, never got the same treatment?

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        5 months ago

        Very well. The specific word is not significant to my comment and was not intended to refer to a specific class of people, so it has been changed.

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      5 months ago

      You’ve got a lot to learn about the world’s perception of the US and more importantly Americans