Anonymous wrote:This is obviously prompted by the White Dudes for Kamala Harris group, but it is not limited to that. Seems like Democrats and liberals like to use the term "dude." Personally, as a male, I find it pretty cringey. Reeks of people who are trying to seem cool and relatable but have no real connection to the average guy. It is approaching Latinx status. I wish they would stop.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's an odd thing to get all worked up about. If some guys want to call themselves dudes, what's the problem? It's such a mainstream vanilla word.
Again, like others here, you seem to be missing the point. I am not "worked up" about it. I am merely pointing out that it is embarrassing as a form of messaging, and that it is part of why increasing numbers of male votes are moving away from the Democratic Party. When they hear something like that, their eyes roll, and they ignore it and you.
It's not "messaging". It's literally a zoom call. Which apparently enough male voters tuned into that they raised a bunch of money. And was threatening enough that Elon had to kick them off X.
? on what basis were they kicked off?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's an odd thing to get all worked up about. If some guys want to call themselves dudes, what's the problem? It's such a mainstream vanilla word.
Again, like others here, you seem to be missing the point. I am not "worked up" about it. I am merely pointing out that it is embarrassing as a form of messaging, and that it is part of why increasing numbers of male votes are moving away from the Democratic Party. When they hear something like that, their eyes roll, and they ignore it and you.
It's not "messaging". It's literally a zoom call. Which apparently enough male voters tuned into that they raised a bunch of money. And was threatening enough that Elon had to kick them off X.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's an odd thing to get all worked up about. If some guys want to call themselves dudes, what's the problem? It's such a mainstream vanilla word.
Again, like others here, you seem to be missing the point. I am not "worked up" about it. I am merely pointing out that it is embarrassing as a form of messaging, and that it is part of why increasing numbers of male votes are moving away from the Democratic Party. When they hear something like that, their eyes roll, and they ignore it and you.
Really? Is that why the White Dudes for Harris call raised so much money (over $4 million)? It's being ignored so hard that twitter suspended their account?
Why did they suspend the account?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's an odd thing to get all worked up about. If some guys want to call themselves dudes, what's the problem? It's such a mainstream vanilla word.
Again, like others here, you seem to be missing the point. I am not "worked up" about it. I am merely pointing out that it is embarrassing as a form of messaging, and that it is part of why increasing numbers of male votes are moving away from the Democratic Party. When they hear something like that, their eyes roll, and they ignore it and you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's an odd thing to get all worked up about. If some guys want to call themselves dudes, what's the problem? It's such a mainstream vanilla word.
Again, like others here, you seem to be missing the point. I am not "worked up" about it. I am merely pointing out that it is embarrassing as a form of messaging, and that it is part of why increasing numbers of male votes are moving away from the Democratic Party. When they hear something like that, their eyes roll, and they ignore it and you.
Anonymous wrote:Dude, this is such a weird thing to complain about.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's an odd thing to get all worked up about. If some guys want to call themselves dudes, what's the problem? It's such a mainstream vanilla word.
Again, like others here, you seem to be missing the point. I am not "worked up" about it. I am merely pointing out that it is embarrassing as a form of messaging, and that it is part of why increasing numbers of male votes are moving away from the Democratic Party. When they hear something like that, their eyes roll, and they ignore it and you.
omg.. are you seriously saying that using the word "dude" is what is causing white males to jump to the MAGA party. Seriously, dude.
No, I am not saying that. I am saying that messaging like that screams "try hard" and reminds people why they aren't interested.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's an odd thing to get all worked up about. If some guys want to call themselves dudes, what's the problem? It's such a mainstream vanilla word.
Again, like others here, you seem to be missing the point. I am not "worked up" about it. I am merely pointing out that it is embarrassing as a form of messaging, and that it is part of why increasing numbers of male votes are moving away from the Democratic Party. When they hear something like that, their eyes roll, and they ignore it and you.
omg.. are you seriously saying that using the word "dude" is what is causing white males to jump to the MAGA party. Seriously, dude.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's an odd thing to get all worked up about. If some guys want to call themselves dudes, what's the problem? It's such a mainstream vanilla word.
Again, like others here, you seem to be missing the point. I am not "worked up" about it. I am merely pointing out that it is embarrassing as a form of messaging, and that it is part of why increasing numbers of male votes are moving away from the Democratic Party. When they hear something like that, their eyes roll, and they ignore it and you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's an odd thing to get all worked up about. If some guys want to call themselves dudes, what's the problem? It's such a mainstream vanilla word.
Again, like others here, you seem to be missing the point. I am not "worked up" about it. I am merely pointing out that it is embarrassing as a form of messaging, and that it is part of why increasing numbers of male votes are moving away from the Democratic Party. When they hear something like that, their eyes roll, and they ignore it and you.
Thank you for sharing your opinion.
A majority of us here obviously disagree, not sure why you feel the need to keep digging in?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's an odd thing to get all worked up about. If some guys want to call themselves dudes, what's the problem? It's such a mainstream vanilla word.
Again, like others here, you seem to be missing the point. I am not "worked up" about it. I am merely pointing out that it is embarrassing as a form of messaging, and that it is part of why increasing numbers of male votes are moving away from the Democratic Party. When they hear something like that, their eyes roll, and they ignore it and you.
Really? Is that why the White Dudes for Harris call raised so much money (over $4 million)? It's being ignored so hard that twitter suspended their account?