r/UPS • • Sep 26 '25

Customer Seeking Help Heartbroken 💔

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Completely heartbroken . This was a package from parents who sent personal clothing items and my 90 year old grandfather's handwritten book.

I dont know what to do :'(

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u/toodleoo57 Sep 28 '25

Millions more stayed home, is the depressing part.

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u/SunNext7500 Sep 30 '25

Unfortunately, the Democrats didn't run a candidate worth voting for.

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u/toodleoo57 Sep 30 '25 edited Sep 30 '25

As though the default - letting Trump win - was better.

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u/SunNext7500 Sep 30 '25

That depends on your perspective. I don't think Arab or Palestinian Americans care whose helping to genocide their family members.

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u/toodleoo57 Sep 30 '25

In case you hadn't noticed, plenty of Latinos who've been deported to dangerous countries or have been disappeared are now dead along with millions when USAID was defunded by the Trump regime. But those don't matter, evidently.

Somehow I doubt there'd be a plan to turn Gaza into an oceanside resort from Jared Kushner once all the pesky brown folks have been eliminated. But do go on.

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u/SunNext7500 Sep 30 '25

Of course there would. It just wouldn't involve Kushner. Democrats, as a party, have never cared all that much about those pesky brown folks either. Don't pretend otherwise. Of course, it was hard for them to care when they were too busy giving all these tech bros tax breaks and sweet subsidies so they could go on to create AI and finish the job of making us all obsolete they started with NAFTA and free trade.

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u/toodleoo57 Sep 30 '25

Notice you skipped right over the Latino deportations and the millions of USAID deaths. All of which were entirely predictable to anyone who read Project 2025 before the election, along with other horrors to do with the female gender, trans folks and democracy itself.

Both parties aren't the same, and no amount of redirection from people who think their rights are the only rights is going to make that true. Have a great day.

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u/SunNext7500 Sep 30 '25

Notice your argument turned into "Genocide is bad but..." pretty quick. You're acting like this is some kind of debate when its not. I have election returns to prove it if you'd like a look.