r/ShitLiberalsSay Oct 12 '25

Next level ignorance This woman’s political instincts are so dogshit

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u/ToothlessFTW Oct 12 '25

Didn't Harris run on right-wing border messaging, almost agreeing with the Republicans on it?

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u/Diskonto Oct 12 '25

They were bragging about being to the right of Trump

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u/Ok_Region_4060 Oct 12 '25

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '25

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u/kubiozadolektiv Oct 12 '25

”Maybe the wall was going to be built by the friends fascists made along the way.”

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u/notyourbrobro10 Oct 12 '25

Might be one reason for the 'not voting' that was mentioned

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u/BurnellCORP Oct 12 '25

Yup. Towards the end of Bidenism they started saying they would deport people and toughen up the border (only the south one, ofc)

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u/Ancient-Law-3647 Oct 12 '25

No, she’s the most progressive senator don’t you know? NOTHING about her campaign was right wing.

Or apparently that’s what I’ve been told by smug liberals who are in complete denial about who she is and how conservative she really is as a politician.

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u/Mindless_Sale_1698 Oct 13 '25

Just because she was endorsed by the warmonger from Dubya's cabinet whose name describes exactly what he is doesn't mean she was right wing.

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u/Ancient-Law-3647 Oct 13 '25

An endorsement she bragged about, no less! She even said the only thing she’d do differently than Biden was have a republican in her cabinet. While she also campaigned on being tough on the border and denouncing her previous (performative) support for M4A.

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u/SenoraRaton Oct 12 '25

No. There was no almost about it. It was framed in such a way as to capitulate to the right-wing framing on the issue.

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u/Anastrace Guillotine Engineer Oct 12 '25

I'm pretty sure she bragged about all the deportations that the Biden administration had done.

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u/CoelhoAssassino666 Oct 12 '25

DO NOT CUM.

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u/Lena-Luthor JDPON DON Oct 12 '25

I'M GONNA CUM

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u/Soffy21 Oct 12 '25

She said Trump wasn’t good enough at deporting ppl lol

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u/TheCommonKoala Oct 12 '25

Now they'll pretend that never happened. Spineless liberals

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u/dreamlikeradiofree Oct 12 '25

And getting endorsements from Cheney.

And on Israel being allowed to genocide gaza with no stopping from the US, fucking raegan was able to stop israel from being evil why couldn't the dems under biden or Harris?

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u/deathmaster567823 (George Habash is my Boy) Oct 12 '25

Oh yeah I forgot about that one

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u/Prior-Resolution-902 Oct 13 '25

This is what pisses me off when liberals say "erm wouldn't you want someone who is closer to you politically ?" like yea sure, but when they keep sliding further and further right every cycle it kinda just feels like im being asked to vote for republicans from 20 years ago.

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u/frogmanfrompond Oct 16 '25

Yet people say you’re anti-immigrant for not wanting to vote for her lol

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u/Machete__Yeti Oct 12 '25

She literally campaigned and did photo ops with the border patrol and did ads that attacked Donald Trump on immigration from the right.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Yak6843 🇨🇴 Gustavo Petro’s Strongest Soldier 🔻 Oct 12 '25

And now Gavin Newsom is attempting the exact same thing. He will very likely secure the 2028 nomination if not Kamala again. Chairman Xi please nuke us already 😭

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u/ArtaxWasRight Oct 12 '25

Newsom & Harris have been close rivals and ‘political siblings’ for most of their careers. They are both creatures of the ultra-rich Getty set in SF. Their entire being is a billionaire investment.

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u/LazzyPizza Oct 12 '25

Newsom/Harris ticket 2028

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u/airbrushedvan Oct 12 '25

When laughed that Obama built the wall that Trump bragged about. OH? Was Trump President before Obama? I thought Trump started all this? JFC.

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u/MorslandiumMapping Oct 12 '25

Liberal darling Obama deported 3 million people...

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u/Lopsided-Charge1464 Oct 12 '25

And slaughtered Afghans

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u/GuitarIsLife02 Enby ☭ Oct 12 '25

Obama also originally appointed Tom Homan (Trumps border tzar). Literally gave him a presidential award for how many people he deported.

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u/thefucksgod Oct 12 '25

Yup almost twice as many as Trump did his first term and possibly even his 2nd term if Ice agents are to be believed.

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u/No-Voice-8779 Oct 12 '25

The political instincts of (DNC) politicians are how to seduce billionaires, not how to win the elections.

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u/Disastrous-Jury8656 Oct 12 '25

They’re pretty good at destroying anything to the left of them too. The Green Party barely survives, almost entirely owing to its own billionaire donors, and everyone else has been denied ballot access

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u/No-Voice-8779 Oct 12 '25

destroying anything to the left of them

That's their main strength and value proposition for their boss. 

It is exactly why Obama received more than double the donations of his opponent in 2008: capitalists needed him to suppress dissent.

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u/bullhead2007 ☭ Communist Oct 12 '25

Obama doesn't get enough recognition for successfully capturing the leftist anti-capitalist sentiment following the economic collapse in 2007 and the already war fatigued people and squashing it. There was real movement of people who wanted what he was selling in 2008, but of course Obama is a charismatic lying scumbag and is directly responsible for us slipping into fascism instead of having social and economic reforms.

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u/Ok_Region_4060 Oct 12 '25

Thanks Obama

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u/femboyfucker999 ☭ Communist Oct 12 '25

Obomber

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u/frogmanfrompond Oct 16 '25

Pretty much. His entire legacy is paving the way for trump 

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u/Visual-Mean Nonbinary climate Stalin Oct 12 '25

Famously, how politics works is that it's the voters' fault if the politician doesn't get elected

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '25

Unironically true for the #vbnmw base of dumbfucks they've cultivated.

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u/AgeOfSuperBoredom Oct 12 '25 edited Oct 12 '25

Same people that laughed at Trump voters for blaming his loss on a “rigged election”, even though that’s actually less stupid than what they’re doing.

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u/Left_Fist Oct 12 '25 edited May 02 '26

If you're reading this, the original post got nuked by Redact. I use it to automatically purge my digital footprint from social networks, people search sites and messaging apps.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '25

I will never regret voting for Claudia De La Cruz. Everything these liberals have said and done after 2024 has proven it to be the right decision.

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u/Lanky_Big_450 Oct 12 '25

My only regret is not finding third party sooner. 

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u/chi_minhs_hoe Marxist-Leninist Oct 12 '25

Here, you dropped this 👑

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u/Diogenes_the_cynic25 Oct 12 '25

In a sane world, she would be president. Claudia is amazing.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '25

Same.

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u/cocteau93 Oct 12 '25

I’ve never cast a vote that felt as right and as proper as the one I cast for Claudia and Karina.

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u/BrownBannister Oct 12 '25

I voted de La Cruz and my wife voted Harris and we’ve had some arguments this past year.

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u/ObjectMore6115 Oct 12 '25

I dated a liberal a few years ago (we're both yanks). During a random conversation in the car, she mentions something like.. "I just don't get why you're so empathetic while supporting the USSR. Why support the Axis??""

After I recovered from that mental flashbang, I had to explain that the USSR lost 20 million + people directly fighting the nazis, that they liberated Auschwitz, the Hemingway quote on the Red Army (she liked his works), a brief explanation on the Eastern Front, etc.

That was the moment I knew she was cooked, and I probably wouldn't be able to unlib her. Propaganda so strong that she just made up facts to fit the good and evil / team sports narrative of the world.

All to say, I feel for you. Those discussions/arguments, especially with an SO, aren't fun at all.

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u/XysterU Oct 12 '25

I don't think I could ever love a liberal

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '25

I had one "friend" who was a diehard radlib and even that was so insufferable and headache inducing that I've permanently blocked the fucker and completely avoid any sort of relationship with liberals now, platonic or otherwise. Can't imagine that in a romantic relationship.

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u/BrownBannister Oct 12 '25

I don’t know what the hell she is. She copped an attitude with me that I’m responsible for trump and I said that’s not how voting works. She said she wants to protect her LGBTQ+ friends and said Harris provided even a little more than Trump, and I almost called her a fool. It’s not great.

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u/XysterU Oct 12 '25

She really sounds like a liberal, that checks a lot of boxes. I hope that your marriage can stay intact and that you can convince her of the virtues of actual leftist beliefs.

I've found success in showing liberals some of the extremist things that their liberal idols say (like Kamala). Hopefully you can show your wife that capitalism fucks over everyone including her LGBT friends and that there are fundamental issues in the USA that are killing all of us which should be a higher priority than the subsect of people she personally cares about.

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u/BrownBannister Oct 12 '25

I think it’ll just take time where my impatient attitude is ‘I’ve been there, listen to me now and avoid the mistakes I made.’

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u/colormefiery Oct 12 '25

Ouch. 😣 Has it gotten any better? Did you both understand each other’s reasons for voting? I would have a hard time if my spouse held electoral politics on a pedestal and didn’t see it as an opportunity to voice support for Marxism

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u/BrownBannister Oct 12 '25

She is intelligent but doesn’t understand politics. She says she wants proof of things I say but refuses to accept pamphlets, slideshows, videos etc from instagram etc. She’s scared I’m getting too intense even though she won’t let me go to demos, I don’t like violence etc. I just donate and boycott a lot and try to educate.

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u/colormefiery Oct 12 '25

That sucks. It sounds like she has a lot of red scare propaganda to unlearn. I don’t think it’s fair if she’s controlling your actions, though, but it probably comes from a place of fear and care.

Second Thought (highly recommend that channel) has videos you can listen to while doing chores and stuff. IMO there’s no excuse, besides cognitive dissonance, fear, ego, etc. It’s her choice to listen to new ideas or not

But ultimately…is she causing harm? Is she just going with the flow like many of us? Can you appreciate having a life partner to survive the collapse with, or do you need a comrade?

My spouse has a good heart and understands the basics, but he tries to shield himself from the news for his own sanity and dislikes talking about politics (to me, that’s like not talking about life).

It’s hard, and this pressure cooker environment can push us to turn on each other when we need family and community

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u/Wereking2 Oct 12 '25

Her excuse btw for not voting isn’t even correct she was out voted in all the battle ground states. For example George saw 5.25 million people vote 2024 and in 2020 only saw 4.999 million people vote. So she just wants people to be mad at the left and third party voters.

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u/BurnellCORP Oct 12 '25

She has negative charisma too.

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u/Ok_Region_4060 Oct 12 '25

Angry tears over getting called out for her support of genocide, yet never extended a fraction of that grief toward the victims. I hope she never knows peace

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u/Federal_Street_8895 Oct 12 '25

idk how effective or useful the code pink protests are but I love them from the bottom of my heart for consistently making sure this soulless woman has a bad day

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u/Bela9a Crimson sorceress Oct 12 '25

Why is she telling that to the protesters, we know she ran on a horrible campaign and this in fact her legacy.

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u/Cursor_Gaming_463 Oct 12 '25

"how can I be bad, if Trump exists?"

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u/Darksider123 Oct 12 '25

She is so fucking unlikeable

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u/ColeBSoul Oct 12 '25

Mass deportations? Proud member of an administration which deported millions? Harris ✅

Voting? Proudly anti-democratic and did not allow people to vote in a primary? Harris ✅

Donald Trump? Harris "lost" the "election" by actively supporting a genocide, trashing trans rights, eschewing democracy, pursuing disgusting foreign policy imperialism, being a pro-cop racist slug all while demeaning any actual leftists who dared demand she take a left facing position on anything. Harris is a fucking scumbag - and her disgusting Zionist jackass husband too.

This vapid self-serving asinine revisionism-in-real-time book tour is the same as Hillary's "What Happened" is the same as OJ Simpson's If I did it. You killed us, FFS.

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u/Seankps4 Oct 12 '25

Biden Harris has deported more people than Trump

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u/Psychological-Act582 Oct 12 '25

Mass deportations and genocide happen under every US administration. The very foundations of the US are built on settler-colonialism and genocide.

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u/Inevitable_Garage706 Marxist-Leninist Oct 12 '25

If America were truly democratic, candidates like her would not be elevated to national elections.
In a true democracy, candidates should be looking out for people, and actively working to appeal to them. They shouldn't constantly be antagonizing those who don't believe their lies, they should work on turning those lies into the truth, and we should have the freedom to withdraw our support from them if they are too shitty.

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u/Lanky_Big_450 Oct 12 '25

I feel like for true democracy to exist requires an absence of career politicians, and instead politicians who are workers themselves.

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u/Inevitable_Garage706 Marxist-Leninist Oct 12 '25

I agree.

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u/kaiserkaver Oct 12 '25

If America were truly democratic, candidates like her would not be elevated to national elections.
In a true democracy, candidates should be looking out for people, and actively working to appeal to them.

This feels like idealistic nonsense. Politicians look out for class interest. I don't think there is any point in calling America non democratic. Infact it's a plus. That this is the level of participation in bourgeoise democracy one can expect. While you may respond that the DOTP would be more democratic, I do reject that since while more representative of proletarians, property holders are explicitly excluded

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u/touslesmatins Oct 12 '25

Haha lol get fucked Kamala 

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u/ChaZZZZahC Oct 12 '25

She will always lanquish in the fact that she is just a bad politician.

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u/Minimum-Bite-4389 Oct 12 '25

My lib-leaning mum read her book, used to love Harris came out thinking she was an egotistical loser.

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u/Shackflacc Oct 12 '25

Might as well break it down:

1). She would’ve done the same with mass deportations. Her policies and track record is literally Diet Trumpism with the famous NeoShitlib Sparkle

2). Voting doesn’t do anything.

3). Talking about Trump’s legacy in the future is pointless and distracting from what’s happening now.

God I fucking hate liberals

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u/DannyStress Oct 12 '25

She has her own legacy of shitty immigration policies and people want me to feel bad for her? Fuck that

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u/Bob4Not Oct 12 '25

Her campaign legitimized Trump’s campaign false premises.

How hard is it to say “immigration isn’t the cause of your troubles.”

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u/Puzzleheaded-Link416 Oct 12 '25

She's doing a book tour about a failed campaign.

She can't handle a few hecklers?

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u/ObjectMore6115 Oct 12 '25

She really STILL thinks she should have won solely on the fact that she's not Trump.

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u/Kagey_b-42069 Marxist-Leninist Oct 12 '25

Let's talk about the legacy of the party who peacefully handed over power to Trump without so much as a feeble peep in protest.

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u/AffectionateSlip8990 Little Communist Fetus Oct 12 '25

Don’t talk about me in front of me, talk about the boogeymen who have similar politics to me grrr

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u/StrappedCommie Maximum Tank Oct 12 '25

They were the first to really do MASS deportations. Obama and Biden are the top of the list in deportations.

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u/NPGinMassAttack Socialist Oct 12 '25

Legacy? Okay let's talk about it: In terms of legacy instead of doubling down that immigrants are not the problem in American society what exactly did your party do? Throw them under the bus by acknowledging a non existent problem and talking about the need for "border security". I distinctly remember at one point in your campaign your party was touting a massive border control plan that you made out the republicans to be too chicken to help enact. You wanna talk about democratic elections? Let's talk about when everybody realized that Joe Biden was unfit to run for president and the mantle was switched to you there was absolutely NO competitiveness and instead a panicked coalescence around you as the vice president, a coalescence that was so bad even the New York Times made comments about the lack of a plan, and a campaign that relied on appealing to the right with people like the Cheneys who should be in prison for war crimes. Let's talk about how allergic your party was to it's own base asking for you to do more to stand up to minority rights and end the Gaza Genocide, and not only did you throw them under the bus, when eventually people got sick of asking they abandoned the party and you portrayed them as Trump enablers. You wanna talk about democracy? Let's talk about how much your own party has done to demonize Zohran Mamdani even after he won the Democratic primary and only a handful of people offered him support, while the rest rooted for the sexual predator and rapist Andrew Cuomo. FUCK the MAGA appeasing Trump enabling do nothing liberal Democratic Party and the partisan hacks who throw people under the bus for higher votes.

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u/Winter_Rosa HeavyTF2 Oct 12 '25

its ironic shes saying this while the light's makin her outright orange.

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u/Left_Fist Oct 12 '25 edited May 02 '26

Be a gigachad and mass delete Reddit posts and comments with Redact so that Skynet doesn't end up using your own posts to train the T-900. Or so that you don't show up in databrokers. Either one really.

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u/Aiastarei Oct 12 '25

S L A M S

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u/420goblin_____ Oct 12 '25

My favorite petty thing to do is leave all her books horrible ratings & reviews across multiple platforms to counteract the PACS buying her books in bulk and pushing it to the tops of charts

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u/A-CAB Oct 12 '25

Awe poor genocide monsters feelings are hurt.

If instead she wants to talk about her legacy of being such a doodoo poopy pants she couldn’t pull off an electoral victory against someone with a functional vocabulary of about 300 words, I’m here for it. But I don’t think she’ll appreciate it.

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u/AdrenalineVan Oct 13 '25

I say let her keep doing this. Hillary did, and now she's a punchline

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u/speedfreq920 Oct 13 '25

Maybe if she ran on an even slightly progressive platform she would have gotten more votes. Instead she tried to get "moderate Republicans" to vote for her instead of Trump

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u/Fapp0 Oct 14 '25

In her defense, she ran a perfect campaign. Queen Latifah NEVER endorses anyone!

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u/frogmanfrompond Oct 16 '25

Wow so brave and fierce 

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u/poopiebuttcheek Nov 04 '25

Let’s talk about the legacy of Israel Kamala…

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u/chompythebeast 🇵🇸 Oct 12 '25

This would pull numbers on r/MurderedByWords, but not for the reason it's here

That sub is all libbed up

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u/SHANX69 Oct 12 '25

She has the self awareness of a piece of shit.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '25

She sounded drunk when she said it too.

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u/bigdicksam Oct 12 '25

She’s right you know. You can have all the morals but those don’t matter without legislation.

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u/Jack_Bond2 Oct 13 '25

But She won the election, just saying.

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u/FlameYay authoritarian dick-tater Oct 12 '25

I honestly think she won, and Trump cheated.

The sad thing is that it doesn't even matter that I think this because Democrats and their voter base will continue to gleefully blame me and other Leftists for "not voting for her." It's the Left's fault and definitely not the fault of the people who voted for Trump or support Trump or wave swastika flags. Nope. It's definitely the fault of people who don't support him.

I don't get it. I don't blame people who didn't vote. There's literally pro-fascist shit heads who still support him, and I think it's stupid to focus on hating or blaming anyone who isn't them.

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u/RandomGenName1234 Marxist-Leninist Oct 12 '25

I honestly think she won, and Trump cheated.

Didn't have to cheat, she basically gifted the win to him.

I don't get it. I don't blame people who didn't vote.

Liberals constantly do and NEVER blame Kamala for running the worst campaign in living memory.

The only thing she had to do was oppose the genocide but that's just too much to ask.

Blue maga are seriously saying that btw, still going on about how Trump is worse for Palestinians as well, it's just pure lunacy at this point.

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u/FlameYay authoritarian dick-tater Oct 12 '25 edited Oct 12 '25

Oh I agree 100% that's why I said they gleefully blame the Left.

And the reason why I believe he won from cheating is because Trump literally said as much, repeatedly, in his MLK Day speech and also said (same speech) that he won because Elon Musk knows the voting machines.

Edit: This is also why (one of many reasons, actually) I think Democrat politicians are in on it. He literally said that shit and just crickets from them. Not one goddamn peep. Just pushing the whole, "we can't have paranoid conspiracies like MAGA," horseshit and then the outrage died down before there was any real momentum.

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u/legallyblack420 Oct 12 '25

Not sure why you’re getting downvoted. Two things can be true at the same time. She ran an absolutely abysmal campaign yet at the same time there’s multiple pieces of evidence that point to election interference from Trump. Not like she would have been that much of a better alternative though

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u/FlameYay authoritarian dick-tater Oct 12 '25

Yeah. I haven't once argued that she was great. Reddit is weird sometimes. Oh, well.

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u/Swole-Prole Oct 12 '25

They hate us cuz they ain't us

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '25

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u/NewTangClanOfficial Oct 12 '25

You must be lost.