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JT45242

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8. They didn't want the uppity black woman or the educated white woman

Reply to dalton99a (Original post)

Mon Nov 24, 2025, 01:42 PM

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It was racism and sexism.

My their definition any man, however evil, is the lesser evil compared toletting a woman have power.

And how dare another well educated black person even dare to run against the savior of white rage.

That is what they voted on even if they won't say it out loud.

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There is an inherent weakness to the form of "journalistic objectivity". maxsolomon Monday #5

Yes, that's bothsiderism Just_Vote_Dem Monday #2

Yes, bothsiderism is probably one of the most sinister and effective ToxMarz Monday #3

K&R. The op-ed at the links is well worth a read. n/t Mister Ed Monday #4

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He did a great job dumping on President Biden for Hunter's actions, niyad Monday #7

They didn't want the uppity black woman or the educated white woman JT45242 Monday #8

It's just another version of "both-siderism" and I say that's all crap FakeNoose Monday #9

It's not even that BaronChocula Monday #10

Biden touching someone's arm or back Quanto Magnus Monday #11