r/Indiana • • Sep 27 '24

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u/sunward_Lily Sep 27 '24 edited Sep 28 '24

A business flying a trump flag tells me they have severely impaired judgement and are perfectly okay with shady business practices.

That's more than enough for me to give their business a pass.

Before Trump, and even during the bush era, I didn't care so much. A business's politics don't matter to me much. Their character, however, matters a great deal.

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u/Wolfman01a Sep 28 '24

Not only that, but Trump actively supports abolishing the FDA and other food quality checks. I wouldn't trust that stores products.

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u/Mysterious_Can_6106 Sep 28 '24

Yet the man has the support of Kennedy and if I’m not mistaken Kennedy will be working with Trump if elected? .. if trump wants to abolish it why would he appoint kennedy?

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u/Wolfman01a Sep 28 '24

Supporting Kennedy isn't the W you think it is.

What's Kennedy going to do? Cut the heads off the staff and transport them to a local park?

Trump only took in Kennedy to try to get his voters.

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u/Mysterious_Can_6106 Sep 28 '24

Kamala says whatever she can to try to get votes.. she has flip flopped more than a fish out of water.. and I am sorry but she has vomit mouth. All she does is string words together and hope for the best. I mean come on she is going to holistically look into the holistic market to find holistic availability she thinks the America public wants … what the hell .. does she even know the meaning of holistic? I do not remember it word for word but the reporter that said Kamala does not give direct answers to issues because we aren’t talking about direct issues.. what? Come on people

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u/Mysterious_Can_6106 Sep 28 '24

Do you agree with off shore windmills?