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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hillary was right tho, the deplorable are.... well, deplorable. Couldn't imagine a life consumed by so much hate and lack of awareness of the true cause of my own underachievement. Lashing out looking for any easy target to pin my failures on, latching on to Hitler incarnate aka Trump because he soothes my husbands wounded ego.

It's deplorable. [/quote]

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You're cute.  You actually take HRC's words as gospel, re: her proclaiming she lost because "men told their wives to vote for Trump" (among many other reasons she uses to explain her loss.

Pretty sure you read the recent thread discussing just that, and all of the fantastic responses from conservative women, debunking that idiotic "theory."  If you didn't read it, you should.  Educate yourself.  You liberals are the biggest sexists of all.  Who else would assume women can't think for themselves?

And finally - equating Trump to Hitler?  Talk about deplorable.  Go back to high school and learn some basic history.
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Hillary wasn't taking about all women, she was talking about white women. Remember black women overwhelmingly voted to protect themselves. White women voted according to their husbands' interests. Who else better to call them out than former white woman in chief who spent years working and supporting and voting according to her husbands interests? Don't try to make your pathology everyone else's problem. Own it.

Also  Trump is very reminiscent of Hitler's early days and rise to power. And Trumpkins represent the racist majority who voted him into power. History will look unfavorably upon you. Your children's children will be ashamed of your actions.[/quote]
No, black women voted for Hillary because blacks vote for the Democrat well over 90% of the time. [/quote]

Yes and we do that to protect ourselves. the Republican Party does not serve our interests AT ALL  so they don't receive our votes. Voting against your interest is reserved for poor whites... and white women in general apparently.[/quote]
Putting aside your apparent disdain for white women, I'll point out the correct vote is not one that represents your own interests (that would be selfish) but rather what is best for the country as a whole. They are not always the same thing. [/quote]

Yes because white women voting to protect the interests of rich white men is exactly what this country needs. As if they haven't been coddled for centuries. You vote according to what you think is best for you, and I'll do the same for myself. [/quote]

You really have it out for white people, don't you?  You're quite the racist.[/quote]

Another whiny white "conservative" pulling the race card. Did you guys come to end of your talking points sheet?[/quote]

Funny how the *constant* liberal accusations of "Racism!!" are just fine with you guys, but when a conservative points out (correctly) that someone is racist, they're "playing the race card."  Explain that one to us.  Oh, never mind.  It's just your usual liberal hypocrisy at work.  [/quote]

You know I'm just going to be honest. I was enjoying the interesting content brought up while going back and forth with you guys but it can be so hard to have an honest conversation with you people because you're just sooooo sensitive! Finally we were having a frank discussion about where certain demographics went wrong and how you guys became so misguided. But it's like if you try to speak your mind and say what everyone is you guys shout "RACISM" all over the place and shut the discussion down.

We could get some really great conversations going if you people weren't so sensitive all the time.[/quote]

Really?  I find it so interesting that you considered that a "frank and honest" conversation when it was you proclaiming over and over that WHITE women - especially poor, WHITE women - were to blame in every way.  This, coming from a liberal who takes any mention of black people to be racist.  So when you're called on your own blatant racism, you think calling people "misguided, sensitive, and whiny."  Liberals, how does it feel to be accused of racism?

Get back to us when you understand the meaning of "don't dish it out if you can't take it."  Talk about whiny, misguided, and sensitive.   :lol: [/quote]
Agree, I've found that when a black person is explaining to me all the ways in which white people continue to wrong them, they feel they "we are getting somewhere" as long as I nod my head and agreement and accept that whites are entirely to blame. But if I introduce something that I feel blacks could do to better their situation (in other words, not play the victim role exclusively), then I'm all of a sudden I'm a racist. [/quote]
Fascinating.[/quote]

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