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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The wealth divide and erosion of the middle class is problematic. This has happened a time or two throughout history and has a solid track record of not ending well.

People have been crawling and clawing upwards to earn rights and freedoms that are swiftly being disintegrated.

I understand your worry. I feel it, too.[/quote]

You lefties made a mistake. A big one. You put immigrants ahead of citizens.

When flooding the border with illegal immigrants, you insisted citizens get vaxxed. You did not require the same of illegal immigrants. I recall Joe Biden telling us he's "losing patience" with people not getting vaxxed. You democrats went after people's jobs if they did not get vaxxed, but you ignored illegal immigrants.

You gave business loans and mortgages targeted to illegal aliens through some "special" banks with favorable terms for illegals. Citizens did not get the same bite at the apple.

You ignored laws when it came to student lending. DEI and ESG was just a part of your institutionalized reverse racism. You did it willingly and loudly to let whites know they were second class citizens. Don't act like this did not happen. It was there for everyone to see.

Now, it's payback time. You never thought that day would come. I want to hear no complaints from minorities. You loved it when the DNC and all their affinity groups were pushing the hatred. [/quote]
“I want to hear no complaints from minorities.”  Keep blaming brown people while really rich white folk keep stealing from you.  Even as the country crumbles around you, you will still be blaming Biden, the DNC, and Soros. [/quote]

💯 [/quote]

I kind of get it, I guess. Some people feel powerless so they punch down at easier targets, at low hanging fruit. Most people don't feel like they can fight back against the top less than 1% who actually impact our day to day lives--higher taxes for us while they skate. Union Busting. Poor wages. Controlling all the wealth. Laying off people for AI, automation, and profit margins. rushing us with medical insurance.

So they blame and go after the people they can actually hurt: the immigrants who also impact their daily lives by building our houses, cleaning our houses, and picking our food.

If people actually examined the net positives and negatives of the billionaires versus the undocumented, the math would be clear. But we seemingly have no power over the ones who do hurt us, and someone has to hurt more than us so we don't feel so powerless.

So here we are in this dystopian version of America.[/quote]

Amen.[/quote]

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