Voting against your "interests"
In a thread below Hondo compared "metaphorically" young black leaders who support Trump to voters who are on Food Stamps voting for Republicans as an example of people who vote against their own "interests." Which immediately makes me think that in Hondo and other leftists minds they obviously believe that there is a certain way that blacks and poor people should vote. Pretty obvious that Hondo votes for Rats, so using his own logic can we surmise that he is on welfare or Food Stamps and or believes that the government should provide him with healthcare therefore, he votes accordingly in his own interests?
What about if you're on Food Stamps but you realize that it's a program that kills imitative and keeps people in poverty. Would you still be voting against your "interests" if you voted for Republicans? And how exactly is it that when blacks support Republicans they are "metaphorically" voting against their interests? Are people's "interests" shaped solely by their skin color or their pocketbook?
I'm fascinated on how white liberals are so sure they know what's in the "interests" of black voters and or poor voters.
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It's clear I'm living rent free in your head.
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Hondo, you march into the middle of the town square, drop your pants and then paint your ass red and then you want to blame me because I happen to take notice? I notice dumbfucks and people that make total fools out of themselves. Guilty as charged.
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Liberals/commies use people like Hondo. They actually have no interest in their well being as a group and will discard them the minute they do not do as instructed. Racists gonna race.
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Your assumption that people on food stamps have no initiative is based on what exactly? Absolutely nothing. Cuz you made it up. If you’re too cold hearted to help a mother feed her kids, you’re a trash human. You ever volunteer at a food bank, Bob? You ever bother talking to those folks and learning anything about them? Because I have. And I can say with 100% certainty that you have no fucking clue what you’re talking about. As usual.SFGbob said:One of the reoccurring criticisms that I see from the left over the past few years is that many Republican voters vote contrary to their "interests." Besides the fact that it's a very Marxian way to view the world I've always found the logic of this criticism to be very interesting.
In a thread below Hondo compared "metaphorically" young black leaders who support Trump to voters who are on Food Stamps voting for Republicans as an example of people who vote against their own "interests." Which immediately makes me think that in Hondo and other leftists minds they obviously believe that there is a certain way that blacks and poor people should vote. Pretty obvious that Hondo votes for Rats, so using his own logic can we surmise that he is on welfare or Food Stamps and or believes that the government should provide him with healthcare therefore, he votes accordingly in his own interests?
What about if you're on Food Stamps but you realize that it's a program that kills imitative and keeps people in poverty. Would you still be voting against your "interests" if you voted for Republicans? And how exactly is it that when blacks support Republicans they are "metaphorically" voting against their interests? Are people's "interests" shaped solely by their skin color or their pocketbook?
I'm fascinated on how white liberals are so sure they know what's in the "interests" of black voters and or poor voters. -
I volunteer at food banks and help with food drives. Even serve at the Salvation Army. Can we be friends ?ThomasFremont said:
Your assumption that people on food stamps have no initiative is based on what exactly? Absolutely nothing. Cuz you made it up. If you’re too cold hearted to help a mother feed her kids, you’re a trash human. You ever volunteer at a food bank, Bob? You ever bother talking to those folks and learning anything about them? Because I have. And I can say with 100% certainty that you have no fucking clue what you’re talking about. As usual.SFGbob said:One of the reoccurring criticisms that I see from the left over the past few years is that many Republican voters vote contrary to their "interests." Besides the fact that it's a very Marxian way to view the world I've always found the logic of this criticism to be very interesting.
In a thread below Hondo compared "metaphorically" young black leaders who support Trump to voters who are on Food Stamps voting for Republicans as an example of people who vote against their own "interests." Which immediately makes me think that in Hondo and other leftists minds they obviously believe that there is a certain way that blacks and poor people should vote. Pretty obvious that Hondo votes for Rats, so using his own logic can we surmise that he is on welfare or Food Stamps and or believes that the government should provide him with healthcare therefore, he votes accordingly in his own interests?
What about if you're on Food Stamps but you realize that it's a program that kills imitative and keeps people in poverty. Would you still be voting against your "interests" if you voted for Republicans? And how exactly is it that when blacks support Republicans they are "metaphorically" voting against their interests? Are people's "interests" shaped solely by their skin color or their pocketbook?
I'm fascinated on how white liberals are so sure they know what's in the "interests" of black voters and or poor voters. -
I'm going to be nice. Read what I wrote again and then get back to me if you really think I was saying all people on Food Stamps have no initiative. Read the entire thing. And then get back to me if you still believe that was what I was saying.ThomasFremont said:
Your assumption that people on food stamps have no initiative is based on what exactly? Absolutely nothing. Cuz you made it up. If you’re too cold hearted to help a mother feed her kids, you’re a trash human. You ever volunteer at a food bank, Bob? You ever bother talking to those folks and learning anything about them? Because I have. And I can say with 100% certainty that you have no fucking clue what you’re talking about. As usual.SFGbob said:One of the reoccurring criticisms that I see from the left over the past few years is that many Republican voters vote contrary to their "interests." Besides the fact that it's a very Marxian way to view the world I've always found the logic of this criticism to be very interesting.
In a thread below Hondo compared "metaphorically" young black leaders who support Trump to voters who are on Food Stamps voting for Republicans as an example of people who vote against their own "interests." Which immediately makes me think that in Hondo and other leftists minds they obviously believe that there is a certain way that blacks and poor people should vote. Pretty obvious that Hondo votes for Rats, so using his own logic can we surmise that he is on welfare or Food Stamps and or believes that the government should provide him with healthcare therefore, he votes accordingly in his own interests?
What about if you're on Food Stamps but you realize that it's a program that kills imitative and keeps people in poverty. Would you still be voting against your "interests" if you voted for Republicans? And how exactly is it that when blacks support Republicans they are "metaphorically" voting against their interests? Are people's "interests" shaped solely by their skin color or their pocketbook?
I'm fascinated on how white liberals are so sure they know what's in the "interests" of black voters and or poor voters.
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It’s even dumber the 2nd time.SFGbob said:
I'm going to be nice. Read what I wrote again and then get back to me if you really think I was saying all people on Food Stamps have no initiative. Read the entire thing. And then get back to me if you still believe that was what I was saying.ThomasFremont said:
Your assumption that people on food stamps have no initiative is based on what exactly? Absolutely nothing. Cuz you made it up. If you’re too cold hearted to help a mother feed her kids, you’re a trash human. You ever volunteer at a food bank, Bob? You ever bother talking to those folks and learning anything about them? Because I have. And I can say with 100% certainty that you have no fucking clue what you’re talking about. As usual.SFGbob said:One of the reoccurring criticisms that I see from the left over the past few years is that many Republican voters vote contrary to their "interests." Besides the fact that it's a very Marxian way to view the world I've always found the logic of this criticism to be very interesting.
In a thread below Hondo compared "metaphorically" young black leaders who support Trump to voters who are on Food Stamps voting for Republicans as an example of people who vote against their own "interests." Which immediately makes me think that in Hondo and other leftists minds they obviously believe that there is a certain way that blacks and poor people should vote. Pretty obvious that Hondo votes for Rats, so using his own logic can we surmise that he is on welfare or Food Stamps and or believes that the government should provide him with healthcare therefore, he votes accordingly in his own interests?
What about if you're on Food Stamps but you realize that it's a program that kills imitative and keeps people in poverty. Would you still be voting against your "interests" if you voted for Republicans? And how exactly is it that when blacks support Republicans they are "metaphorically" voting against their interests? Are people's "interests" shaped solely by their skin color or their pocketbook?
I'm fascinated on how white liberals are so sure they know what's in the "interests" of black voters and or poor voters. -
MikeDamone said:
I volunteer at food banks and help with food drives. Even serve at the Salvation Army. Can we be friends ?ThomasFremont said:
Your assumption that people on food stamps have no initiative is based on what exactly? Absolutely nothing. Cuz you made it up. If you’re too cold hearted to help a mother feed her kids, you’re a trash human. You ever volunteer at a food bank, Bob? You ever bother talking to those folks and learning anything about them? Because I have. And I can say with 100% certainty that you have no fucking clue what you’re talking about. As usual.SFGbob said:One of the reoccurring criticisms that I see from the left over the past few years is that many Republican voters vote contrary to their "interests." Besides the fact that it's a very Marxian way to view the world I've always found the logic of this criticism to be very interesting.
In a thread below Hondo compared "metaphorically" young black leaders who support Trump to voters who are on Food Stamps voting for Republicans as an example of people who vote against their own "interests." Which immediately makes me think that in Hondo and other leftists minds they obviously believe that there is a certain way that blacks and poor people should vote. Pretty obvious that Hondo votes for Rats, so using his own logic can we surmise that he is on welfare or Food Stamps and or believes that the government should provide him with healthcare therefore, he votes accordingly in his own interests?
What about if you're on Food Stamps but you realize that it's a program that kills imitative and keeps people in poverty. Would you still be voting against your "interests" if you voted for Republicans? And how exactly is it that when blacks support Republicans they are "metaphorically" voting against their interests? Are people's "interests" shaped solely by their skin color or their pocketbook?
I'm fascinated on how white liberals are so sure they know what's in the "interests" of black voters and or poor voters.
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That’s what I thought.ThomasFremont said:MikeDamone said:
I volunteer at food banks and help with food drives. Even serve at the Salvation Army. Can we be friends ?ThomasFremont said:
Your assumption that people on food stamps have no initiative is based on what exactly? Absolutely nothing. Cuz you made it up. If you’re too cold hearted to help a mother feed her kids, you’re a trash human. You ever volunteer at a food bank, Bob? You ever bother talking to those folks and learning anything about them? Because I have. And I can say with 100% certainty that you have no fucking clue what you’re talking about. As usual.SFGbob said:One of the reoccurring criticisms that I see from the left over the past few years is that many Republican voters vote contrary to their "interests." Besides the fact that it's a very Marxian way to view the world I've always found the logic of this criticism to be very interesting.
In a thread below Hondo compared "metaphorically" young black leaders who support Trump to voters who are on Food Stamps voting for Republicans as an example of people who vote against their own "interests." Which immediately makes me think that in Hondo and other leftists minds they obviously believe that there is a certain way that blacks and poor people should vote. Pretty obvious that Hondo votes for Rats, so using his own logic can we surmise that he is on welfare or Food Stamps and or believes that the government should provide him with healthcare therefore, he votes accordingly in his own interests?
What about if you're on Food Stamps but you realize that it's a program that kills imitative and keeps people in poverty. Would you still be voting against your "interests" if you voted for Republicans? And how exactly is it that when blacks support Republicans they are "metaphorically" voting against their interests? Are people's "interests" shaped solely by their skin color or their pocketbook?
I'm fascinated on how white liberals are so sure they know what's in the "interests" of black voters and or poor voters.
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I’ll take that as “I just figured out I had my head up my ass but I lack the integrity to admit it.”ThomasFremont said:
It’s even dumber the 2nd time.SFGbob said:
I'm going to be nice. Read what I wrote again and then get back to me if you really think I was saying all people on Food Stamps have no initiative. Read the entire thing. And then get back to me if you still believe that was what I was saying.ThomasFremont said:
Your assumption that people on food stamps have no initiative is based on what exactly? Absolutely nothing. Cuz you made it up. If you’re too cold hearted to help a mother feed her kids, you’re a trash human. You ever volunteer at a food bank, Bob? You ever bother talking to those folks and learning anything about them? Because I have. And I can say with 100% certainty that you have no fucking clue what you’re talking about. As usual.SFGbob said:One of the reoccurring criticisms that I see from the left over the past few years is that many Republican voters vote contrary to their "interests." Besides the fact that it's a very Marxian way to view the world I've always found the logic of this criticism to be very interesting.
In a thread below Hondo compared "metaphorically" young black leaders who support Trump to voters who are on Food Stamps voting for Republicans as an example of people who vote against their own "interests." Which immediately makes me think that in Hondo and other leftists minds they obviously believe that there is a certain way that blacks and poor people should vote. Pretty obvious that Hondo votes for Rats, so using his own logic can we surmise that he is on welfare or Food Stamps and or believes that the government should provide him with healthcare therefore, he votes accordingly in his own interests?
What about if you're on Food Stamps but you realize that it's a program that kills imitative and keeps people in poverty. Would you still be voting against your "interests" if you voted for Republicans? And how exactly is it that when blacks support Republicans they are "metaphorically" voting against their interests? Are people's "interests" shaped solely by their skin color or their pocketbook?
I'm fascinated on how white liberals are so sure they know what's in the "interests" of black voters and or poor voters.
