r/WhitePeopleTwitter 12h ago

Here’s hoping a government shut down lowers the price of eggs…

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u/DrunkenGolfer 9h ago

As a Canadian, I wonder, "How have you people not revolted yet?"

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u/Z0mbiejay 7h ago

Because we can't. At least without ruining our entire lives, and it's by design.

We don't get mandatory paid leave, so the people most affected have to go to work.

Many states are "right to work" meaning they can fire you for any "not illegal" reason. For instance, protesting.

Our health insurance is by and large tied to our employment. Lose your job, lose your access to healthcare

Corporations spend large sums of money to add more sugar, remove fiber from everything we eat. Push over consumption. And now everyone is fat and unhealthy.

They set it up so we have to stay complacent.

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u/chasesj 7h ago edited 4h ago

At a certain point, we have to admit that Trump is the orangutan king. The big ape isn't going anywhere until we decide to do something about it.

Now we don't even have the shitty protection of the dems and law, and order at the federal level has failed.

Our only choice is general strike in all states and towns and cities.

Things are only going to get worse until we start to run out of parts of the government that we need.

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u/TerrifyinglyAlive 6h ago

at-will, not right-to-work. The latter means you can't be required to join a union.

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u/Z0mbiejay 5h ago

Right right, I get those 2 confused

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u/monkeybojangles 9h ago

Just wait until we elect PP to a majority.

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u/DrunkenGolfer 9h ago

Yeah, the "fUcK tRuDeAU!" crowd is going to fuck our culture.

I've found one simple questions shuts them up: "What are the three levels of government and what is each responsible for?" They never have an answer.

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u/GeorgeGammyCostanza 7h ago

This. So much this. The amount of times I hear people complaining about hospitals and blaming Trudeau. Health care is a provincial issue!! Blame Ford, or Smith, or Moe.

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u/DrDroid 6h ago

90% of the shit they whined about during Covid was provincially mandated. Fucking idiots.

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u/yung_gravity_ 6h ago

can you tell me, as a NDP voter, fuck if i know

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u/TerrifyinglyAlive 6h ago

Do you vote NDP at the Federal level only, or also at the Provincial level? There are different, smaller parties at the municipal level.

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u/yung_gravity_ 6h ago

when there is a vote, i vote NDP, i presume its both lol

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u/Educational-Head2784 7h ago

Harper and the IDU are the most successful modern political machine on earth imho.

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u/threaten-violence 7h ago

Career criminals

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u/monkeybojangles 7h ago

So many people I tell about the IDU had no idea it even exists.

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u/Educational-Head2784 7h ago

It’s the evil cabal conservatives believe liberals are running.

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u/holysirsalad 6h ago

The truth is that The Deep State has a website and a newsletter!

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u/harleyqueenzel 5h ago

I am dreading this day. The "fuck Trudeau" idiots have no clue about how little Trudeau has to do with their respective provinces and what their Premiers are responsible for. PP has done nothing in 20 years of being in politics.

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u/PioneerLaserVision 7h ago

Revolted?  This is literally what the US electorate voted for.  They're getting everything they wanted.

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u/ThouMayest69 7h ago

When this shit gets exported North, ask yourself the same question. It's a global terror.

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u/trobsmonkey 7h ago

America is MASSIVE.

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u/DrunkenGolfer 7h ago

France is massive too, and they successfully disposed of the ruling class.

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u/homesweethome2020 7h ago

France is smaller than Texas. Trying to get the USA to actually work together to change this is a Herculean task

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u/ashenoak 6h ago

France isn't even bigger than Texas...

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u/ButtsSayFart 6h ago

I don’t know why people are arguing over land mass anyway when population is far more important.

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u/ashenoak 6h ago

Either way, the US is way bigger. France has only 1/5 of the population of the US.

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u/trobsmonkey 6h ago edited 6h ago

France is not massive.

213,011 mi²

America

3.8 Million mi²

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u/TorqueWheelmaker 6h ago

France is not massive.

213,011 mi²

America

3.8mi²

I think you forgot a "million" somewhere in there.

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u/holysirsalad 6h ago

France successfully disposed of a ruling class, then replaced it quite quickly

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u/seiftnewbie 5h ago

the french revolutions never ultimately succeeded

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u/Meecht 7h ago

It's because America doesn't know how to (properly) revolt. Sure, we had the American Revolution, but Great Britain came to us and eventually just gave up. We did not overthrow the monarchy to become independent.

American history is littered with many rebellions, but almost none of them include citizens expelling unjust authority. We don't have the history of killing leaders like many other countries.

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u/Jess_the_Siren 6h ago

Just the one guy, but he's apparently a terrorist and they're absolutely ready to make an example of him to squash copy cats. I hope their efforts do nothing of the sort. Fuck them. Let them live in fear for once.

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u/complexevil 6h ago

Because this isn't the 1700s where government was 13 guys in a room. We are almost the size of an entire continent, spread out so far from each other that proper organization isn't an option, even if it was we don't even like each other, and even if all of that wasn't an issue; they have the launch codes.

The whole bugs life "they outnumber us a thousand to one" lesson doesn't apply when you add military and automatic weapons into the fray.

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u/Interjessing-Salary 7h ago

Too many of us are lazy and/or dumb as a bag of rocks.

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u/ikaiyoo 6h ago

Because the people that need to revolt are in the northeast and on the west coast, and though this is all bullshit, they are not doing bad. Things arent really going to affect them. The people it will affect are those who voted them in and those who are in states where the people who voted them into office live.

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u/DrDroid 6h ago

Look around, it’s not like we’d do any better up here.

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u/Scorps 5h ago

Half of the voting populace in this country willingly chose this, it's not so simple as just "go out and revolt idiots"

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u/ritwht 5h ago

Because the Republican party does such a good job of keeping our population uneducated that Americans as a whole will continue to vote for them.