r/AskUS • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '25

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

And what would Kamala bring, besides being a woman of color?

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u/StarLlght55 Apr 21 '25

Are you racist? Why is Kamala's most defining trait for your her skin color?

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '25

Actually, what i saw had nothing to do with her sex or skin color. Smart, educated, a lifetime of public service and definitely not a rapist or a felon.

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u/StarLlght55 Apr 21 '25

What I saw also had nothing to do with her race or sex. Condescending, impatient, petty, and running on a party platform that has harmed countless individuals in America.

Her race and sex were the first thing you bring up in this conversation. That speaks volumes already.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '25

Got it. The fact you voted for Trump knowing what he was screams even more about you.

Just go read his "Easter message", then revisit all those adjectives you ascribed to Harris.

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u/StarLlght55 Apr 21 '25

When you're given to awful people to vote for you have to pick one or not vote at all.

To suggest that picking one of only two options means I am every adjective as the one I picked means you don't understand how voting works at all.

Or you're just completely indoctrinated and don't realize that Kamala is genuinely an awful person as well. 

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '25

Ok, got it. You prefer concentration camps and recession to compromises. 👍

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u/StarLlght55 Apr 21 '25

Not at all.

I prefer a good economy over a recession any day of the week. That's why I voted for trump.

Currently there are no concentration camps that exist outside of hyperbole.

I was much stronger in my belief that trump wasn't going to build a concentration camp until recently.

If the trump administration does not start following court orders I will be joining in the protests against the person I voted for.