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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Coming from the midwest, I thought this was very true: [b]Republicans have mastered wielding the struggles of poor white Americans[/b] as a cudgel against blacks, against Latinos, against women, against Jews and Muslims and LGBTQ folks. See them? They’re to blame for your struggle. You’re hurting because of them! I am tired of wealthy conservatives who have never set foot among us “white trash”—and sure as hell wouldn’t want their children marrying us—filming campaign commercials of themselves wading through star-spangled cornfields and ranting about the so-called “liberal bubble” and every buzzword that goes with it: Hollywood, communists, “college educated,” etc[/quote] Democrats have used the struggles of poor minorities as a cudgel against whites etc. as if they alone are the solution to change their station in life. Yet when in power, little to nothing changes. [/quote] You are wrong. Democrats do use the struggles, but not against whites. It's against the corp elite. Black people were brought over as slaves. We've always considered America to be systematically against us. Manufacturing left cities 30 years ago. When black unemployment went up, we were just considered lazy. When white unemployment increased in the heartland, it was because of NAFTA.[/quote]
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