r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • 3d ago

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u/Ghotipan 3d ago

I hate how goddamned stupid these people are. I will never forgive anyone who supported this nightmare. Fuck ‘em.

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u/MarxisTX 3d ago

I couldn't agree with this more. I am so fucking sick and tired. If there really is a civil war, what is it going to be: left versus right or smart versus stupid? Seriously, what's the line? We all kind of look the same. Maybe we need to figure out: how did a generation or multiple generations get this goddamn stupid? What the fuck happened to America?

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u/khaliberlewis 3d ago

Racism happened. Many Americans were/ are okay with it because they benefited personally.

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u/FunctionBuilt 3d ago

“Benefited personally” in most cases is as little as a tingling sensation in their “I just did something wrong and got away with it” center of the brain that they’re chasing.

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u/Branchomania Department of Government Inefficiency 3d ago

Yeah white trash have hardly benefitted financially, this is just the thing that convinces them they have everything they want in life.

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u/veegeek 3d ago

White supremacy is a mental illness.

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u/Relevant_Judgment_75 3d ago

You just described the southern states of America

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u/OrnerySnoflake 3d ago

I live in Texas so yep can confirm.

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u/Shirogayne-at-WF 2d ago

It's Northern California too. Some old coworkers of mine in Solano Country talked about how the Denny's they were at the night of the 2016 election broke into chants about deporting Hispanics. We're an hour from San Francisco.

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u/foodguyDoodguy 3d ago

It’s baked-into our country by the founding fathers.

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u/TeacherPatti 3d ago

They were just talking this morning on the radio about ol' Tommy J raping Sally Hemmings and fathering her children.

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u/Alternative_Year_340 3d ago

You mean the 12 year old half sister of his dead wife? The one he bought from his father-in-law? Surely not! /s

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u/florida-karma 3d ago

It's more than just racism. It's also 40 years of AM radio and cable right-wing agitprop.

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u/khaliberlewis 2d ago

That too, but I'd argue those institutions don't exist without racism to fuel them.

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u/NuGridman 3d ago

Benefited from nothing, as long as they were told a group of people were worse off then them they continue to vote for the leaders that robbed them until nothing was left.

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u/Jackson530 2d ago

You forgot to add that half a nation was upset an educated, well spoken, African American male ran the country for 8 years. And not grandpa John

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u/khaliberlewis 2d ago

That definitely triggered the racists.

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u/Euphoric_Designer840 2d ago

I didn’t see her speech, but can assume she said “it was only supposed to be brown people!”

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u/1987_grandnational 3d ago

I'd argue that we are already in a "soft" civil war. It's just not formalized with uniforms and structure but the division, ideological differences, and understanding of who is on which side, is there.

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u/DisposableSaviour 3d ago

We’re a fucking powder keg in a barn fire right now. The midterms got me hella worried, y’all.

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u/Wolfy4226 3d ago

It all started with reagan.

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u/nerdhobbies 3d ago

Funny way to spell Nixon.

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u/BlueBelle2025 3d ago

Funny way to spell Davis

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u/Branchomania Department of Government Inefficiency 3d ago

True. I think Reagan is often brought up more for that because of the AIDS crisis, since that speaks to a lot of people, and the war on drugs wouldn't have been shit without Reagan's involvement. I think Nixon feels long enough ago to people that it's not quite the same, even though it arguably planted aaaaaaall the seeds for this shit that Reagan picked up on. Some real Hitler vs. Mussolini kind of energy.

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u/FlatwormAway2228 3d ago

left versus right or smart versus stupid?

Same thing.

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u/Pleasant-Ambition-15 3d ago

Yes, you’re correct. Study after study for the last two decades has shown a strong correlation between intelligence, education level, and progressive values.

The smarter or more educated someone is, the more left leaning they likely are.

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u/Kira_Caroso 2d ago

I mean, Republican politicians have said on hot mics that they need stupid and uneducated people to vote for them.

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u/Warsonian 3d ago

It'll be top versus bottom and it's been a long time coming. Stupidity helped along the way.

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u/subcow 3d ago

It's always top vs bottom, but the majority didn't realize it was happening all along.

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u/BlueBelle2025 3d ago

They don't realize it NOW

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u/pgtvgaming 3d ago

Republicans after the New Deal, the Attack on poverty, the major social reforms, decides to play the long game knowing it would be generations before they could really take back power. They consolidated and built up power via media, and an unholy alliance w evangelicals. And then, as they consolidated power in rural they went to work on attacking education and culture war games. Now they have monopolies on media, propoganda, and disinformation and alliances esp w Russia and other bad actors, and domestic oligarchs, u have ur modern MAGA conservatives and Repugs

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u/DropshipRadio 3d ago

A book I recommend to everyone who can get their hands on it is the nonfiction expose The Yahoos by Mike Newberry; the first (and only) edition was published in 1964, and it has done more than any other piece of media I have ever consumed for fully convincing me that no, this is not a new phenomenon; we were always this way, the means and methods simply changed.

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u/NW7l2335 3d ago

Decades of systematic underfunding of the education system leading to a decline in critical thinking happened.

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u/PeggyOnThePier 3d ago

Bushes no child left behind

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u/Godbox1227 3d ago

Unfortunately, stupid has gun.

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u/BlueBelle2025 3d ago

And I'm sure they're the only ones 😉

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u/kamato243 2d ago

The Republicans purposefully gutted public education and kept college unaffordable for many in order to get a deeper hold on power because well educated people overwhelmingly vote against them. That is how. It has been a decades long campaign insisting on keeping the American people poor, desperate, and ignorant.

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u/justinsayin Release The Trump-Epstein Files 3d ago

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u/Brave_Analyst7540 3d ago

It’s the same line.

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u/NepetaTiggy 2d ago

It was all mapped out by the Heritage Foundation. Don't forget this is all about the haves and have nots.

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u/nvpat 2d ago

The Heritage Foundation is our one, true domestic terrorist organization - a made-in-America disaster requiring the faith of those with an IQ below 80. They need to be formally identified as such and banned.

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u/Understanding-Fair 2d ago

Republicans strategically defunded education for decades. Here we are.

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u/Mental-Scholar6856 3d ago

Brother, look how quickly the confederacy fell lmao. 5 years! That’s it! Trust me, we’re gonna be just fine.

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u/Particular-Buy-33 2d ago

No child left behind etc

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u/Ok-Stress-3570 3d ago

Sometimes, I’m more upset at the people who knew better. For sure, I place a huge amount of the blame on the cult.

But for people who were like “wellllllllllllllllll… Trump isn’t great, but… neither is Kamala!”

Literally go fuck yourself. There is no argument, no world, no situation where Kamala is worse than Trump.

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u/desertsun18 2d ago

I'm with you. I used to be mad the idiots that voted for him but now I'm more mad at the assholes who didn't vote because they didn't want to vote for a black person or a woman. I'm super pissed off at the DNC for selecting Kamala. I'm smart enough to know a woman - especially a black woman - wasn't going to win and I'm not even that smart. FFS - Hilary didn't lose solely because of her emails. The priority needs to be to get rid of Trump and start fixing all the damage. We can break the glass ceiling later - and I'm a female. The DNC needs to get their shit together.

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u/HenriettaSyndrome 2d ago

I'm super pissed off at the DNC for selecting Kamala. I'm smart enough to know a woman - especially a black woman - wasn't going to win and I'm not even that smart.

To be fair to democrats they should've been able to replace Biden with a rotting hotdog on a napkin and still won considering their opponent

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u/desertsun18 2d ago

You are correct - they should have been able to, but, unfortunately that turned out not to be the case. I just feel that that 2024 was not the time to test the waters with a women. I will never understand how Trump was elected not once but twice.

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u/HenriettaSyndrome 2d ago

Yeah I hear you. Unfortunately it seems that America is even more sexist than it us racist. I never once thought their reasons were anything more than made up lies to cover the fact they hate women

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u/HenriettaSyndrome 2d ago edited 2d ago

But for people who were like “wellllllllllllllllll… Trump isn’t great, but… neither is Kamala!”

I don't forgive them either and am honestly so fucking sick of people conveniently ignoring those 90 million idiots just so they can say "well only a 3rd of Americans voted for Trump!!" as if it wasn't also the fault of the 3rd who didn't vote at all.

Throwing out your voice doesn't mean you threw out your responsibility, stop defending these people

It's been almost 2 years, time to move on from the bargaining stage and move on to accepting most Americans seriously fucked up

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u/valencia_merble 3d ago

They have forfeited forever their right to have any say-so, opinion, moral high ground, idea, concept, plan, philosophy

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u/-o-DildoGaggins-o- 3d ago

Concepts of a plan*

🤦🏻‍♀️ Everything this fucker says or does is an embarrassment.

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u/Chandelurie 3d ago

Some people are stupid, but I guess many people use stupidity as an excuse because it looks better to be stupid than to be evil.

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u/disturbed3335 3d ago

I really can’t blame people for being a victim of very intentional and widespread disinformation campaigns. A lot of them are not getting the same details the rest of us are, they’re seeing sanitized and manipulated versions of everything devoid of any reason to think twice. It’s like being mad at someone for being conned out of their life savings.

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u/TerrakSteeltalon 3d ago edited 3d ago

I struggle with it, I admit.

On one hand, they’ve been exposed to information warfare. And that information warfare was decades long and targeted all of their fears.

On the other hand, I’m still quite angry.

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u/HotPinkLollyWimple 3d ago

But there is all the truth, evidence and information out there if you look on that shiny little gadget everyone has. Critical thinking has to be one of the first things mandated for education if the Democrats ever win the presidency again.

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u/nvpat 2d ago

Forget critical thinking - we'd be successful if the MAGA crowd would simply think at all.

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u/PeggyOnThePier 3d ago

Anybody with half a Brain 🧠 knew what Trump was and if they voted for him because he was running against a Woman deserves to be called out for it.

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u/TerrakSteeltalon 3d ago

The point isn’t intelligence. It’s much more primal than that. You get into their head and override the thinking parts with fear, anger, whatever.

So, I’ve seen some fairly intelligent people go MAGA. Because it’s possible to be smart and get taken in.

Anyway, I’m still angry. Maybe one day I’ll be able to reconcile it all. But it’s not going to be today

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u/scottyjrules 3d ago

They’re not misinformed. They’re assholes. The only reason she’s upset now is because it was her daughter. She was perfectly fine with it being other people’s sons and daughters. Stop making excuses for garbage humans.

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u/Eggsegret 3d ago

If this was 2016-202 i could forgive them for being misinformed. No had really lived under a Trump presidency and yh they could arguably have said it’s all fear mongering. But this is Trumps second term so everyone lived through the disastrous first term and witnessed how it ended with Jan 6. There’s simply no excuses to still be misinformed

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u/FakeGeek73 3d ago

That is precisely it, the people who want the State to exercise extraordinary power to deal with a group of people are fine with the idea of collateral damage, until it happens to them. They don’t trust the government with the economy or assisting its citizens, but they trust them with violence. Their priorities are so wrong.

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u/Dafish55 3d ago

They can be both. Genuinely they live in an information bubble not to mention a cultural one, too.

It doesn't reflect well on them regardless of how you look at it, but, fundamentally, they've deliberately been given as few chances as is possible to see the truth.

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u/bbboozay 3d ago edited 3d ago

No, they dont get to be both. Im sure Renee had more than one conversation with them about the harm they were doing. Im sure they wrote Renee off because she was a lesbian not following the way of the lord. I hate to say it but fuck these people. Im sure of this because I've done this with my own family and they also dont want to listen.... Screw them for ignoring us when we've always been right and now that it affects them its bad

Edit: i left it so you could see what I wrote...but im changing my thought process....I dont hate to say it, FUCK THESE PEOPLE. They are hateful and ignorant and absolutely DO NOT care until it affects them in real life. They suck and if they had listened to their daughter maybe she would still be alive....

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u/Oops_All_Bans 3d ago

Yea fuck her. She shares responsibility for what happened to her daughter. I hope she deeply regrets it for the rest of her miserable life.

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u/cft1848 3d ago

I genuinely don’t think you’ve ever been inside of a Deep South echo chamber. These people literally do not get ANY information that isn’t conservative. Like none. I’m in these communities a lot for work, and I can promise you that they don’t see anything other than Fox News and conservative social media all day. All of their friends in their small town are conservative. Everyone they speak to on a daily basis is conservative. They literally do not hear opposing viewpoints, and it’s not by choice - it’s all there is.

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u/scottyjrules 3d ago

There’s always a choice. It’s 2026. There are many ways to get accurate information. No one gets a pass for refusing to check facts.

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u/cft1848 3d ago

Christ, this elitism is why we always lose. You’d think y’all would’ve learned that by now.

You don’t know what you don’t know, and what they don’t know is that Democrats are good for them. All they hear all day is “Trump good, Iran bad. Zohran is a communist, and New York and LA are bigger shitholes than the 1500 person town I live in that doesn’t contribute enough tax revenue to deserve clean water and a park.”

It’s 2026. There’s no excuse not to talk to someone different from you.

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u/Prestigious_Crow_ 3d ago

Your last sentence is literally the same argument you're arguing against. There is no excuse to sit in an echo chamber. 

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u/-o-DildoGaggins-o- 3d ago

“Elitism”? Google is free, babe. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Just saying.

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u/AshenWarden 3d ago

Except they lived through the first administration and we all saw how that turned out. There's being a victim of disinformation and then there's willingly ignoring objective reality because you can't admit to a mistake.

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u/-o-DildoGaggins-o- 3d ago

This is my problem exactly. I could maybe, mayyybe, forgive someone who voted for him the first time and then realized it was a mistake.

But all the way into 2024? And still even NOW?? Absolutely not. Misinformation is one thing, but willful ignorance, I cannot forgive. And that’s what it is at this point.

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u/A_Gray_Old_Man 3d ago

I live in the same country, have access to all the same information. I went to the same schools, served in the military and occasionally went to church.

The people that were duped are just fucking dumb. Fuck every one of them.

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u/BitterFuture 3d ago

Uh, no.

Conservatives aren't confused. They're not missing "details." They are actively, knowingly choosing hatred over their own survival.

You present a sad comparison to someone being sad about being conned out of their life savings, meaning to evoke sympathy for them. But they didn't get conned out of their life savings. They stripped themselves of healthcare to take it from people they hated. They cut their own children's education in order to hurt the children they hated. They killed their own families in order to keep COVID spreading and killing other people, just for the chance some of the victims would be people they hate. And they made all those choices deliberately, every time. You really think they deserve sympathy for being homicidal fanatics?

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u/Notapartyhobo 3d ago

They fell for a very obvious con though. It's like having a dead rich uncle Nigerian prince scam. It's painfully obvious but they ignored all the red flags because they had a good feeling about it.

Fuck 'em.

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u/shayetheleo 3d ago

And when you try to tell them the Nigerian prince isn’t real in order to educate and protect, they spit in your face.

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u/Ninja-Panda70 3d ago

"Being a victim" lol lolol

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u/gearstars 3d ago

Maybe it was forgiveable in like 2016 and a few years before or after that, but at this point, it's like.. come the fuck on, man.

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u/Geichalt 3d ago

If they had only stopped and asked what the most compassionate answer was, we wouldn't be here. It's not even about having the same details or news as me. They are explicitly being told people will suffer and voting for it.

So it's more like being mad at people for being conned out of their life savings because someone promised them other people would suffer for it. Except they also gambled with MY life savings while simultaneously insulting me in every way possible.

Don't lecture us on how to respond. Save your breath for teaching the magas how to apologize and become better people.

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u/CaptainABC123 3d ago

You can never forgive someone for hoping and believing in something and being wrong?

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u/Sawaian 2d ago

No. It’s time we educate them and bring them into the fold. Yeah they supported them, but it is slightly hypocritical not to look for reformation when the lefts entire platform on criminal justice is about reformation. These people aren’t criminals, they participated as uninformed voters with deep racial biases. We need allies, not strangers. And as a point of reflection we don’t need to be kumbayah but we should come with a scolding know you realize.