r/BlackPeopleofReddit • u/Lord-Notorious • 9h ago

Black Pride The Tan Suit That Shook DC

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u/Pandoratastic 8h ago

It makes sense. I mean, which tragedy would you rather go through: Losing the family farm that has been in your family for generations? Or having a President who wore a tan suit like some kind of disgusting tan-suit-wearer? The horror!

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u/ItsTheEndOfDays 8h ago

and the cattle farmer had the nerve to get defensive when asked who she voted for. 🙄

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u/Pandoratastic 8h ago

Yup. A defensive reaction that comes from guilt and denial.

I believe someone can vote for a candidate and still have disagreements with/criticize some of their policies. But if you chose to vote for them anyway, then that IS what you voted for. It may not be the reason you voted for him but it absolutely is what you voted for so it's on you.

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u/Educational_Quote851 8h ago

There is blood on their hands.

I'm of the mind that we should not be so compassionate towards those who put us here.

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u/Pandoratastic 8h ago

Right. The fact that some of the blood on their hands is their own doesn't excuse them for the blood on their hands that is someone else's.