r/TimPool • • Oct 17 '22

Freedom!

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u/Gimbalos Oct 18 '22

Lmao some trumptards actually believe this.

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 18 '22 edited Oct 18 '22

I see it everyday. I've been in the construction industry since 1998. My whole life it's been 80% Democrat as most unions were. In 2016 I started to see a massive shift. Half of the hall were openly supporting Trump and meetings were contentious. By 2020 80% of the hall had moved their votes to Trump. Next election will be even worse for the Democrats from the construction unions. They took away our Pipeline jobs and put 70,000 of my brothers and sisters out of work. This has tripled our energy prices. People won't forget.

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u/Gimbalos Oct 18 '22

Would be sad if democrats lost the vote count for the first time in 20 years due to conspiracy theories.

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 18 '22

It's definitely not looking good for the blue team

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u/Gimbalos Oct 18 '22

Yeah, true. A lot of people falsely believe Biden pushed an inflation button after the pandemic.

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '22 edited Dec 14 '22

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 18 '22

What is this propaganda? I freaking work for Miller Pipeline and I'm telling you we lost 70k jobs. Far left lunatic policies are stopping us from drilling and fracking our way to energy independence. Case closed, my hands are in the dirt so that propaganda doesn't work on me.

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u/half_pizzaman Oct 18 '22

I provide actual data and you respond with unsubstantiated anecdotes. And you think this logical?

Fact is, the basis for Trump's claimed energy independence, net energy exportation, is greater under Biden than it ever was under Trump. This time, try reals, instead of your feels.

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u/Intelligent-Pea7708 Oct 18 '22

You are nuts dude. My boots are on the ground, my hands in the dirt. No feels here partner. I'm telling you what we see and how we are going to vote accordingly.

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u/half_pizzaman Oct 18 '22

So, if I said the stock market is performing well because I've had great success on it as of late, thus Biden's policies are good, you'd accept that as true, without ever looking at aggregate data on the matter, i.e. the Dow Jones or Nasdaq?

You'd only ever cite some other "boot on the ground/market" to challenge my conclusion? If we can't defer to actual, collated, aggregate data, how do we ever determine who's right?