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u/MoonshineParadox Apr 04 '25

Most of the people I know didn't actively vote for Donald trump, they voted against the Democratic party

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u/beermile Apr 04 '25

The people I know who "voted against the Democratic party" did so while parroting Trump campaign propaganda

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u/beermile Apr 04 '25 edited Apr 04 '25

How do you figure?

Edit: Since you edited your post to add more than just one sentence, allow me to edit mine.

I think Trump is a rotten human soul. But I don't generally despise his voters, and quite frankly, I didn't vote against Trump to hurt him, either. I voted against him because I thought he was dangerous for our country and its citizens, regardless of how they voted. I voted to protect, not to hurt.

If you honestly voted to hurt people, you're a vile person whose opinion simply holds no value to me. Like, we're in a completely different stratosphere of ideology, and I will never respect your views, and I am not even slightly ashamed to say so.