COMMUNITY United States Politics Thread: Trump's Second Term


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TheNightKing said:
I actually went to take a look at Tariq’s YouTube page and he has a video about what’s happening with the voting rights act. Of course there’s a lot of people parroting his points in the comments, but there’s also a hell of a lot of people calling him out on his bullshit.

And when challenged his followers have nothing lol. Just keep repeating the same tired lines without actually addressing the issues being raised.

This shit does not have the steam people think it does. And that’s actually sad because it might have gotten more steam if we didn’t have to undo all the bullshit happening now.
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I timestamped this shit. @ 39:50 Listen to what Tariq says. I knew he was on some bullshit after he even mention that. Smfh.
 
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a.mann said:
He may have been a “failed” pimp, but Tariq still got these dudes’ minds in a blender so bad they’re out here treating confusion like enlightenment — up feels like down, down feels like up, and getting hustled somehow becomes “critical thinking.”

And when somebody already runs off ego and arrogance, admitting they got played is basically impossible. So instead of waking up, they double down harder. Pride plus confusion is a hell of a drug — it keeps people trapped in nonsense way longer than common sense should allow.

The parallel between the “FBA” hustler screaming “we getting reparations… but first send me money” and the Trump/MAGA crowd is hilarious in the worst way. Same formula every time: sell people a fantasy, keep them angry, convince them they’re the real insiders, and make sure admitting the scam would bruise their ego more than staying loyal to it ever will.
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Knock are you taking heed. Lmao.
 


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