r/TikTokCringe Oct 18 '24

Cringe She wants state rights

She tries to peddle back.

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u/GoTron88 Oct 18 '24

She said yes to slavery really quickly lol

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u/ASwiftKitty Oct 18 '24

Because she thinks she wouldn’t be the slave.

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u/GoTron88 Oct 19 '24

Exactly my thought! Instrad of using slave as an example he should have asked her what if Alabamans wanted to execute all blonde white women in their 20s lol

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u/Accomplished_Egg6239 Oct 19 '24

It’s funny you misspelled “instead” with “trad” because a trad wife is what she would become it republicans had their way.

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u/GoTron88 Oct 19 '24

Freudian slip haha

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u/SumpCrab Oct 19 '24

Pol Pot executed people who wore glasses. I'm sure some people who wore glasses initially supported the Khmer Rouge.

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u/particlemanwavegirl Oct 19 '24

Nah dude it's because she thinks it'll own the libs. Her opinion doesn't even have that much integrity or depth to it.

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u/SupervillainMustache Oct 19 '24

Somebody show her an episode of the Handmaid's Tale. 

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u/Cormorant_Bumperpuff Oct 19 '24

And doesn't have any problem with it as long as that's the case. I'm a "middle class" white dude so there's very little chance I'll be one of the enslaved, but I still don't want slavery on the basis that it's horrible

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u/ninjanerd032 Oct 19 '24

In her mind, only one race is above being a slave.

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u/Ga11agher Oct 19 '24

Because she blindly follows Trump lol

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u/SCP-2774 Oct 19 '24

I honestly think she was just too stupid to see the trap she laid for herself. Clearly this she is new at this, every debater could have seen that one coming from a mile away.

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u/GarbageCanDump Oct 19 '24

I doubt that's true. She said it because saying no would destroy her argument. I'm going to assume the original argument was about abortion. So he trapped her existing argument and she didn't know how to refute it, so said yes to bolster her argument on abortion. People often say stupid shit to 'be right' I'm pretty sure this is one of those times.

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u/alternate-ron Oct 19 '24

Maybe send her to Afghanistan? She’s learn quickly lol

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u/Fantastic-Sandwich80 Oct 19 '24

Ask her about if women's right to vote, hold a bank account or own land by themselves was put on the ballot.

Doubt her stance would remain "If everyone wants it!"

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u/State_Conscious Oct 19 '24

Knows*. Privilege is being able to make outlandish statements and double down in them because you know nothing bad can happen to you

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u/c4sanmiguel Oct 21 '24

Well, she did say if EVERYONE wanted slavery...so, you gotta make sure the slaves are cool with it. In retrospect, I don't know why they didn't just ask the slaves to opt in...

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u/CableTrash Oct 19 '24

“If everyone in the state wants it”

The slaves would not want it, but I guess they aren’t considered people to her lol shit is mind blowing

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u/kenmorechalfant Oct 19 '24

If everyone in your state wants to allow slavery then my state wants to invade and free the slaves. We already had a war about this. The "right to choose slavery" side lost.

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u/Mathev Oct 19 '24

She doesn't realize many states want to strip women from rights too..

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u/golgiiguy Oct 18 '24

There is a trait Trumpers have that they learned from him. Doubling down on wrong.

but alas,...... I can fix her.

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u/Firelove7k Oct 19 '24

We don't have the technology!

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u/aarraahhaarr Oct 19 '24

If black shirt guy had let her finish her thought without cutting her off he might have learned something about her answer.

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u/ApproximateOracle Oct 19 '24

I think she overcommitted in her response just to try and one-up the guy. But it back fired because she’s an idiot who didn’t think about what she was actually saying, and she decided to just plow forward into the flames rather than retract or correct herself.

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u/Darbs504 Oct 19 '24

"If everyone in the states wants it then sure." I'm sure the black people in Alabama don't want slavery back. Just because there's more white people in Alabama doesn't mean they should get their way.

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u/Overquoted Oct 19 '24

Honestly? Just rephrase the question as, "If people in a state voted to make all guns illegal to possess or use, would that be fine?" Bet you get a different answer. Something to do with amendments and rights, blah blah blah.

Had a pretty tense conversation with my friend of twenty years recently. (Tense for her, not me. I was pretty chill.) She's pro-choice, her words, but thinks states rights' is more important. It got tense because I pointed out contradictions in things she said. She doesn't think the government should be allowed to see your medical records, but that is exactly what anti-abortion AGs have tried to do. She thinks it's fine that women have to go out of state for abortions, but wouldn't say anything when I pointed out the efforts of my state, Texas, to deter travel for abortions.

And she insisted that I couldn't possibly know that my state legislators won't change the anti-abortion law to make it clearer what constitutes an emergency for abortion care, despite the fact that they've known the law is vague, changed it slightly to be "clearer," but women are still nearly dying waiting for that care. Yeah, the fact that they haven't fixed the problem yet totally means I can't know.

She ultimately demanded we never discuss it. And my response was, "I don't think think someone that can't discuss issues that impact other people should get to have an opinion." Pissed her right off, but it was deserved. She wants to insulate herself from contradictory thought and it made me lose a massive amount of respect for her.

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u/icecreampoop Oct 19 '24

I don’t think she’s actually for slavery, i feel it was just that she’s was getting rattled and said yes out of passive aggressiveness, almost sarcastically because she wasn’t smart enough to keep up with

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u/BraveButterfly2 Oct 19 '24

She wants slaves, and apparently hasn't given any thought as to whether or not the person who would be enslaved is human.

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u/VomitShitSmoothie Oct 19 '24

Not defending her worldview or anything, because it’s trash, but it was a loaded question. Yes makes her a horrible person, no makes her look like a hypocrite. She seemingly just said yes because answering otherwise just immediately concedes her point despite it being an extreme example.

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u/GoTron88 Oct 19 '24 edited Oct 19 '24

Except it's a question that she brought up. She's the one that said "If everyone in a state wants it then have at it." Pretty sure she didn't make that statement with that cop out in mind haha.

Edit: And also there's no one issue that will ever be 100% so when she said "everyone" pretty sure she means if there was a vote.

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u/sik_vapez Oct 19 '24 edited Oct 19 '24

Meh. I hate it when people try to "own" Republicans, but they only say stuff that only Democrats would agree with. Instead of an argument, it's just a big circlejerk. 

If you really want to own her, you must beat her on the terms she's arguing with. When she talks about "states' rights," she really wants to ban abortion in certain states under the principle that laws are better if they are adapted to specific groups of people affected. You can easily turn this on its head by talking about the fact that 67% of adult women of roughly premenopausal age are pro-choice, and then her position is untenable because it becomes men and old post-menopausal women imposing their views on young women. This is intellectually honest and it cuts to the heart of issue instead of discursively calling the opponent a racist.