Who do you mistrust?

[Anonymous]

I don't trust people who do not like spicy food.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't trust anyone who voted for Trump, anyone who doesn't think the federal workforce had value, or anyone who thinks that immigrants are criminals who don't deserve due process.

+1

[Anonymous]

Bitter people! Too many people get off on the degradation of others, especially those they deem "less than" but are more successful.

[Anonymous]

Every effing republican and 99% of Democrats. All lawyers, most men and a lot of women.

[Anonymous]

Trusting is a sign of weakness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bitter people! Too many people get off on the degradation of others, especially those they deem "less than" but are more successful.

Lol. And you think these more successful people aren't smug and mean to them in return? Maybe they are distrustful of them because how they've been treated. Successful people can be the kindest to other financially successful people and absolutely awful to the poor.

[Anonymous]

Solar panel salesmen

Women I don’t know well who automatically start gossiping about other women

Men who are dismissive or unkind to children or the elderly

People I don’t know well who ask me questions about my private life that are clearly none of their business. I am a SMBC and do well, DC in private, nice home, etc. People assume I have family money (no) or some man is financing my life (also no). My hackles go up when I get casually nosey questions about “how I make it work”. I work hard and prioritize my kiddo and job, that’s it.

[Anonymous]

Democrats.

“Biden’s mental state is fine. Crime rate is dropping.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Democrats.

“Biden’s mental state is fine. Crime rate is dropping.”

There is no crisis on the southern border.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t trust men named Rick, men who go by initials instead of a first name (e.g. JJ, TJ etc..), people who hate animals, and people who proudly state that they don’t read and/or don’t watch tv.

All MAGAS.

Anyone who dislikes Trump or America. Usually it’s the same people. The Venn Diagram is typically a circle.

People who have never heard of the Dunning/Krueger effect.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I trust pretty much everyone until my spidey sense goes off. And, it has gone off on every kind of person you can imagine. Individual PEOPLE are untrustworthy but I don’t believe whole groups of people (men, white people, etc) are untrustworthy.

THIS is the correct answer. It’s sad to see so much hate and prejudice directed at groups of different individuals. Skin color? Sexual orientation? I hope none of you consider yourselves progressives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Democrats.

“Biden’s mental state is fine. Crime rate is dropping.”

I’m a democrat and most of my friends are, too. We ALL recognized that Biden was too old to be the leader we needed. However every MAGA I know vehemently denies that Trmp is incoherent and morally corrupt. Their acting like all these changes he is making will benefit anyone besides the top .5%. You’re the delusional ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Democrats.

“Biden’s mental state is fine. Crime rate is dropping.”

I’m a democrat and most of my friends are, too. We ALL recognized that Biden was too old to be the leader we needed. However every MAGA I know vehemently denies that Trmp is incoherent and morally corrupt. Their acting like all these changes he is making will benefit anyone besides the top .5%. You’re the delusional ones.

Really? Because no one was allowed to say it out loud without severe pushback. In which case you are all untrustworthy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cis white men.
Religious white people.

I am a white woman.

I've never been threatened by, harassed by, or intimidated by POC or LGBTQ people, but I have been by straight white men and religious white people.

Really? My POC POS neighbor is a dangerous black man who threatens only the women on the street.

[Anonymous]

American men named Mark