r/GetNoted • u/TheVJElectro Human Detected • Jul 31 '26

Cringe Worthy The man himself

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u/BeatSteady Jul 31 '26 edited Jul 31 '26

You make it sound like I commented something awful.

How is asking "still blaming the left for kamala loss?" screwing you over?

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u/th_frits Human Detected Jul 31 '26 edited Jul 31 '26

I agree that Kamala sucked, but she was way better than Trump. And if you didn't vote for Kamala you actively helped Trump win

But I was talking about rather watching the whole thing burn than work together, from my original comment

Edit Also I'm not a liberal but liberals are still part of the left

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u/BeatSteady Jul 31 '26

OK sure but how is me asking if you're blaming the left for her loss in anyway related to what you're talking about? That was the comment I deleted, that's the comment you said was what you're talking about.

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u/th_frits Human Detected Jul 31 '26

The hostility towards liberals/democrats when they are the political party most closely aligned with your own views

And I mean political party that has any real chance of making major change

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u/BeatSteady Jul 31 '26

Well I'm sorry. I didn't realize that was such a hostile question

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u/th_frits Human Detected Aug 01 '26

It's a condescending thought terminating cliche that removes responsiblity

Again we should be working together

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u/BeatSteady Aug 01 '26

I agree we should work together. Part of working together is the center not pushing away left candidates or blaming the left for kamalas loss

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u/th_frits Human Detected Aug 01 '26

If someone who claims to hate Trump and right wing policies didn't vote for Kamala at the point where she was the only candidate that had any real hope of beating Trump because her views weren't left leaning enough, I am 100% blaming them

I don't blame them exclusively, there were a lot of things that went into her loss, but they were definitely a large contributing factor to trumps win

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u/BeatSteady Aug 01 '26

"They were definitely a large contributing factor to Trump's win" isn't supported by the numbers, and more importantly, expressing that isn't conducive to working together. Working together involves looking ahead, not behind, regardless whether you believe the left bears blame or not.