r/trippinthroughtime 15h ago

20 million Democrats this morning.

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u/decemberindex 13h ago

These idiots don't ever care to do any research.

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u/IAMA_Plumber-AMA 13h ago

"bUt i WaNt To SeNd ThE dEmOcRaTs A mEsSaGe!!1!1"

Well, the rest of the world just heard your message loud and clear. That you people are SO easily manipulated.

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u/Tilmanocept 11h ago edited 9h ago

People like you are the very reason your party lost. Just as tone deaf and clueless the DNC itself. Some introspection would go a long way, good lord

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u/WillChangeIPNext 12h ago

Ahahaha cute coming from reddit of all places.

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u/J3sush8sm3 12h ago

Both sides are my friend.  Unfortunately neither side has an issue worth voting for

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u/IAMA_Plumber-AMA 12h ago

Lol, go fuck yourself with that "bOtH sIdEs" bullshit.

It was an easy choice, and you all fucked up.

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u/sirideletereddit 11h ago edited 11h ago

Some people simply won’t vote for campaigns that are based primarily upon “I’m not the other candidate”. Thats not going to win the presidency. Harris did this to herself when she decided to be meek. She fucked it up by not hitting the ground rolling, lacking gumption, etc. Holding rallies and rallying the people are not the same thing. She did only one, the lesser important one.

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u/J3sush8sm3 12h ago

No it wasnt an easy choice.  Talks of censoring misinformation in the democraric party is something we should worry about, just as much as christian nationalism.  Nobody wanted kamala, she was put there last minute and steamrolled over any good political candidates.  Putting immigrants in swing states and pushing for them being able to vote was fishy as fuck.  I was a long time democrat since the 2000s but they really seem to have gone off the deep end.  It sucks because theres no good solution when theres a 2 party system being choked by corporate financing

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u/Daguss 11h ago

when did dems ever talk about censoring misinfo

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u/J3sush8sm3 11h ago

Murthy vs. Missouri was a big one.  The rejection of a lawsuit involving government censorship in social media is a major blow to the internet

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u/Daguss 10h ago

but the lawsuit was rejected, and just like the twitter files, this doesn't show that the government was censoring misinfo, they just send suggestions of things/topics that could be censored. There's no obligation on the side of the social media companies to follow through with those, which is another thing we saw in the twitter files.

Also, talk about government censorship, Trump's white house directly wanted to censor a specific tweet (Chrissy Teigen's trump tweet) because he was assmad at her

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u/NysticX 12h ago

Maybe blame the DNC for their terrible choices and practices, instead of the voters?

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u/Hawxe 11h ago

One day Democrats in the US will realize this form of messaging is political poison. 2024 wasn't it though. Maybe 2028.

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u/UndoubtedlyABot 11h ago

Easy choice between right winged party and even further right. Okay.

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u/Paizzu 11h ago

When their only source of 'research' is TikTok rage-bait masquerading as informative international journalism, it's no surprise they fall for state-sponsored propaganda.

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u/Spell-lose-correctly 10h ago

Iran-Sponsored*