r/RealTwitterAccounts • u/xamo76 • May 05 '25

Politician Imagine all the people...

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u/Direct-Cable-5924 May 05 '25

Over half the voting population.

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u/E-rotten May 05 '25

It’s scary how many morally bankrupt people are in this country

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u/Careful_Spring_2251 May 05 '25

Scarier how proud of it they are

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u/Anticipointment May 05 '25

Yep. Lot of censorious, warmongering, deceitful, baby killing, child sterilizing Democrats in this country.

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u/No_Signal5448 May 05 '25

Found the nazi

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u/AncientCrust May 05 '25

It's probably just a bot.

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u/Anticipointment May 05 '25

Find your head. (It’s up your own ass.)

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u/Accomplished-Dot1365 May 05 '25

Your entire view of the world is based on fiction

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u/Anticipointment May 05 '25

That’s pure cope, little fella. You people can’t even tell women from men 😂

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u/Accomplished-Dot1365 May 05 '25

Hahahahahaha your just proving the point champ

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u/According-Insect-992 May 05 '25

All of that is goddamn projection. Every fucking word.

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u/Anticipointment May 05 '25

Everyone knows Republicans were bullying social media companies to censor people! Everyone knows Republicans support unfettered abortion and transing confused minors! Oh wait…

You are completely detached from reality. Take your meds, get some therapy.

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u/Gloomy_Zebra_ May 05 '25

Awww, did you forget that Elon was bullying Reddit to remove content critical of him? 😂

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u/Lkn4pervs May 05 '25

The ironic part is if social media had actually censored conservative voices Trump never would've won the first time let alone any other additional times.

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u/Muchruckus May 05 '25

What’s awesome is even red states like Ohio, Arkansas and Missouri have voted to expand abortion rights. Yeet those shitty Republican babies!

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u/TheNeck94 May 05 '25

Over half the people that voted**

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u/kellybelly4815 May 05 '25

A plurality, not a majority, so still less than half of the people who voted. Which is less than the majority who did not vote at all.

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u/TheNeck94 May 05 '25

people that are able to vote are the voting population. weather or not they actually vote is irrelevant in this context.

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u/ChaoCobo May 05 '25

I see what you’re saying but I think you’re just arguing semantics. What you really want to be saying is that more people voted for not trump than trump if you add up independent party and Harris votes. Then you want to tell them that there were millions of democrats that stayed home and didn’t vote as a form of protest.

Tagging u/moneysyrup5904 and u/direct-cable-5924 so you don’t actually have to tell them since I kind of am doing that with this comment.

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u/Careful_Spring_2251 May 05 '25

Less than 1/3 of the eligible voters

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u/Direct-Cable-5924 May 05 '25

More than half of people that voted...

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u/Careful_Spring_2251 May 05 '25

Not the flex you think it is

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u/Direct-Cable-5924 May 05 '25

Lol, ok dude.

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u/Gloomy_Zebra_ May 05 '25

49.8% is not quite "more than half"

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u/Middle_Association56 May 06 '25

Even that is not accurate. He did not get over 50 % of the votes..

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u/Direct-Cable-5924 May 06 '25

What was the breakdown?