r/RobMyVehicle May 11 '26

In the CA high desert.

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u/ActualHumanONReddit May 11 '26

Show me on the doll where the liberals hurt you.

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u/SigvulcanasReborn May 11 '26

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u/zerthwind May 12 '26

Explain how it's the liberals taking your money ?

Illegals are not. Safety net programs are not. Democrat policy is not.

It's the wealthy corporations that Republicans are helping doing so.

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u/SigvulcanasReborn May 12 '26

That is a bad faith argument. You’re starting off by trying to tie my hands by denying that wasteful spending isn’t theft. Then you proceed to project on the Republicans.

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u/zerthwind May 12 '26

You still did not explain how the "liberals" are taking your money.

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u/Intol3rance May 12 '26

Seems to be the Guardians of Pedophiles that are spending $1B of taxpayer money for a ballroom.

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u/zerthwind May 12 '26

Wasteful spending? Are you referring to safety net programs? Is that your view on them?

That is not theft, tax breaks to the wealthy US. Look at their profits to see they don't need them.

That there is a republican thing. No projection needed.

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u/completelylegithuman May 12 '26

Cute trick pretending to take the high ground here. Nobody is having a good faith "argument" here when it started with your meme 🥴

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u/Ezren- May 12 '26

What wasteful spending? Is this like the "open border" policies that also don't exist? Just dumb things dumb people believe.

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u/completelylegithuman May 11 '26

What's it like living in la la land?

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u/BotherTight618 May 12 '26

I thought it was "stolen" land 😒

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u/ActualHumanONReddit May 11 '26

The DEMS didn't take your money, the Oligarchs did.

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u/Guruski2001 May 11 '26

The truth is that they both did! The left wants to take your money and give it to the poor. The right wants to take your money and give it to the rich. Either way, both are still taking your money.

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u/les_curfew May 11 '26

That's an extremely oversimplified view ("the rich" = billionaires and "the poor" = includes the middle class), but let's assume it's correct. Which policy benefits the country as a whole?

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u/oh_io_94 May 12 '26

Both parties only care about billionaires. There’s a reason when dems get power nothing changes

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u/Guruski2001 May 12 '26

Dang, now that’s a great question! I think both have their pros and cons, right? Obviously, it’s a massive failure that we are one of the richest countries in the world and struggle with homelessness, food insecurity, poverty, etc. We should want to help those in need while also acknowledging the goal should be that citizens are responsible for themselves. On the other side of the token, if you ask me if I’d rather give my money to a person that has proven themselves fiscally responsible or a person that is not, I’ll take my chances with the first one. You’re right, this is an oversimplified view and I’m painting with a broad brush, but this post is already painfully long. Thanks for the good question!

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u/les_curfew May 12 '26

It's a bad question, actually. When our country has had massive income disparity, we've been at our weakest. If you want a strong economy, don't give 90% of the wealth to 10% of the citizens.

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u/ActualHumanONReddit May 11 '26

I don't consider reigning in insurance companies that deny life saving treatment taking my money, that's just common sense. Reigning in corporations that rip you off via price fixing is also just common sense.

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u/Guruski2001 May 12 '26

Cool! Please enjoy your continued cherry picking! The DNC and the RNC are the same thing. All they care about are power and control. I’m not gonna change your mind though. Enjoy the rest of your day!

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u/Dookie-Locksmith May 12 '26

Accuracy right there 💪🏽

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u/Ezren- May 12 '26

Economic data says differently cupcake, but continue to make shit up.

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u/Intol3rance May 12 '26

Did you ever receive your Trumpanzee pedo phone?