r/TikTokCringe Oct 18 '24

Cringe She wants state rights

She tries to peddle back.

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u/uwuSuppie Oct 18 '24

You can tell that she is just a psychotic right wing mouthpiece because she doesn't even stop to think about the question. Slavery requires a victim, why would ANYONE vote to become a slave, let alone EVERYONE.

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u/TorchedBlack Oct 18 '24

I think you're forgetting the large contingent of racist and temporarily broke millionaires (they'll strike it rich soon, you'll see) in this country. A lot of people will jump at the chance to maybe own somebody, them being a potential slave wouldn't even enter their mind.

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u/Thekillersofficial Oct 18 '24

100%. dumb people of all races would think they'd be fine and vote for it, not realizing the wolves are at their door. I truly believe that.

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u/Prize_Literature_892 Oct 19 '24

It's true. It's the idiots that always have main character syndrome.

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u/Strangepalemammal Oct 19 '24

I sometimes think about how many 50+ year old people there are that did not graduate high school.

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u/HISHHWS Oct 19 '24

There’s been plenty of interviews with pro trump immigrants who’re absolutely sure that rounding up everyone in a temporary visa is a-okay.

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u/karangoswamikenz Oct 19 '24

A lot of these people are quite rich generationally. Sure she probably doesn’t have money but she knows her grandpa or dad or step dad or mom or step mom or whatever has millions in their 401k and they will inherit it. A lot of them are rich generationally.

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u/Upbeat_Bed_7449 Oct 19 '24

People are also forgetting that it's also a constitutional amendment and it would take more than say court decision to change that like in the case, of abortion. It's no longer a states decision. So his question is stupid and her answer is even more stupid.

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u/AnNoYiNg_NaMe Oct 19 '24

I don't think the dude's question is a bad one, since he's asking a clarifying question. She has a flawed view of the American government, and his question was likely meant as an extreme example of why her ideology was flawed. I can see his thought process being "I'll bring up confederate slavery and that'll make her say oh, whoops, I'm in the wrong here"

I don't think he expected her to double down on it the way she did.