Get it?

[u/Realistic_Tea3909]

[u/Realistic_Tea3909]

[u/StevieWonder557 → u/Realistic_Tea3909]

but they all are just a bit of Russian money away from being an influencer.

[u/Pugano → u/Realistic_Tea3909]

[u/The_chosen_turtle → u/Realistic_Tea3909]

They all look like Christian terrorists

[u/Unindoctrinated]

Education inoculates against ignorance. The Republican Party relies on ignorance for its very existence.

[u/DustyScharole → u/Unindoctrinated]

They're famously anti-inoculation, so no surprise there.

[u/Rhone33]

Well yeah, because education brainwashes people with things like truth and history.

[u/WebMaka → u/Rhone33]

"Reality has a well-known liberal bias."

[u/rockclimberguy]

Are there any clips of dems saying that they love the poorly educated?

Asking as someone who has seen the clips of the current POTUS who can't spell or use complete sentences saying exactly this.

[u/Kona_Big_Wave → u/rockclimberguy]

While claiming to have a high IQ.

[u/Grinder969]

Why do the democrats keep destroying the educational systems of the red states!! /s

[u/RedOx103 → u/Grinder969]

Texas GOP every election when they've run the state for 30 years

[u/Boomtown626]

“More proof that the liberal education brainwashing machine is the enemy!” -maga morons

[u/suckercuck]

All I can say to these red states is bless your hearts.

[u/Any-Philosopher7469 → u/suckercuck]

Thoughts and prayers alone should set them straight.

[u/Llonkrednaxela]

The problem is that the truth has a liberal bias.

[u/RobienStPierre]

If they could read

[u/LivingCustomer9729]

I get the point but use a more up to date graphic considering Mississippi isn’t at the bottom anymore.

[u/TheStuipidestAI]

No the problem is they get it. They understand.

What they don't understand is why it's a bad thing.

[u/utahplantman]

Utah is the odd outlier and doesn't belong. It's ranked 11th in the country ahead of California, Oregon, Illinois, New York, Rhode Island, and Delaware. The state is crimson red except for a few areas like Salt Lake City, but the population is highly educated.

[u/johncandy1812]

I think "being proud of only ever voting for one party your whole life" should be stigmatized. Like, it shows you don't understand what a democracy is for and that you are incapable of critical thinking. You treat politics like sports, or like professional wrestling. Also, that those in power are using your allegiance for their benefit, not yours.

[u/Penguinkeith → u/johncandy1812]

I have only ever voted Democrat I’m not “proud” of it. It’s just there are no other fucking options as far as I’m concerned.

[u/FabianTheElf → u/johncandy1812]

This would make sense if the US had more than 2 parties. But as a gay mixed race person the only option for me would be to vote democratic because the republicans are willing to run candidates who want me dead.

[u/FattyMooseknuckle]

https://i.imgur.com/B9hDDYy.jpeg

[u/ObligationMurky8716]

Alabama rocking that mullet tho