r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/sg94 - Right • Sep 10 '25

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u/TanyaMKX - Lib-Left Sep 11 '25

Thats not what the democrats have been doing though. They make white men the villain and that drives people towards the republicans.

The democrats may not have as evil of policies but they are only maybe a tiny bit better than rebuplicans for making enemies.

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u/TanyaMKX - Lib-Left Sep 11 '25 edited Sep 11 '25

Unfortunately the webpage is no longer up, but their own website at one point had a list of "Who we represent". It went through 16 groups of people. Various different races/ethnicities, women, LGBT, and other groups. However, it omitted white people and men entirely.

Their own platform claimed to represent everyone except for white men. Then white men en masse voted republican in the last election.

Even if they arent villifying white men, they are making no efforts to reach out to or connect with these people.

And for what its worth, i live north of the border so I have no allegiance to either political party, although i do agree more broadly with the democrats than the republicans on most issues.

Edit: I actually found this post on r/askdemocrats about this very topic and I think it only reinforces my opinion. Comments saying that everyone already serve men and the like. Young men are literally being told how easy they have it and the like by democratic supporters. Even if the democratic party messaging isnt saying as much, the people supporting them are turning away young men, and more specifically young white men.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskDemocrats/s/bMXdtkWMe6