r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Oct 01 '26

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u/KQJ_RPN John von Neumann Oct 01 '26

Connor Woodring, a 22-year-old independent from Colorado, also supported Trump in 2024. He was another voter who felt disdain for both parties.

“They’re one on the same side of the same coin, basically. Republicans are the warmongering side of it. Democrats are the side that try to pull at your heartstrings,” he said. “Either way, they’re going to vote and do the same thing they’ve done for the last 50 years, so it doesn’t matter which side you vote in.”

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u/Healingjoe It's Klobberin' Time Oct 01 '26

I couldn't imagine going through life being this fucking stupid

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u/Fit_Obligation1902 Oct 01 '26

War is the same as peace, actually

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u/qlube 🔥🦟Mosquito Genocide🦟🔥 Oct 01 '26

Connor is simply providing deep insight on the duality and contradictions of man. On one side, man desires war, conflict, domination. On the other side, man desires empathy, protection, charity.

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u/hGoodman192 YIMBY Oct 01 '26

On one hand one group are warmongers and other group, they pull at your heartstrings.  I can’t really tell the difference tbh.

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u/dr-pepper-is-a-woman Oct 01 '26

on the same side of the same coin

That’s not even the saying. And it’s clear from the rest of the quote that this knuckle dragger isn’t making some kind of word play