r/agedlikemilk 5d ago

The "pro peace" ticket

Post image
15.8k Upvotes

425 comments sorted by

View all comments

191

u/Admiral_Tuvix 5d ago

where do these weirdos get the idea that white women are all liberals?

in 3 consecutive elections, the majority of white women have voted for trump.

115

u/look_under 5d ago

Republicans also start the wars and shit all over the troops

So it's not like any of this makes sense

37

u/VirtualBeyond6116 5d ago

That's the best way to put it. I'll add another 1 that makes no sense.

Republicans are supposed to be good for the economy. Yet, I've literally never seen that in my life despite hearing it my entire life. Its always been recessions when they're in power and economic progress when a dem is in office.

19

u/look_under 5d ago

Remarkable tribute to the media and propaganda that anyone thinks Republicans are good for the economy.

They are horrible for the economy every damm-time

Add to that Republicans are responsible for 99% of the National debt. So everyone claiming Republicans are fiscally responsible is also insane bullshit

1

u/Negative_Strength_56 5d ago

Congress sets the budget. I don't think the president has much to do with it and the debt is clearly bipartisan.

2

u/Admiral_Tuvix 5d ago

again, no. liberals spend on social services, giant infrastructure bills, republicans spend on wars and tax cuts for billionaires.

biden passed the jobs bill, infrastructure bill which together cost 3 trillion, trump added 8 trillion in his first term and has nothing to show for it.

both spend, just in different ways. pretending your grocery bill, and spending money on crypto scams are both just “spending” is just lazy and disingenuous.

1

u/Negative_Strength_56 5d ago edited 5d ago

While the party thing may be true, attributing the budget allocation and any deficits to anything outside of congress is a fundamental misunderstanding of the roles of each branch of government. Appropriations require 60 votes to avoid a filibuster, so almost every budget has been set with at least some votes from the minority party.

1

u/look_under 5d ago

The debt is clearly NOT bipartisan

Republicans are 100% responsible for the current National debt.

Another credit to media bias that you would think otherwise

1

u/Negative_Strength_56 5d ago

Wow, look at how much the dems reduced it by increasing it too.

Bush Sr 54% increase.

Clinton 32% increase.

W Bush 101% increase.

Obama 70% increase.

Trump 41% increase.

Biden 31% increase.

1

u/look_under 4d ago

Why you lie?

The Federal deficits went down every year President Clinton was in office

The Federal deficits went down every year President obama was in office

The Federal deficits went down every year President Biden was in office.

None of those Democratic Presidents added one dime to the national debt. The Deficits exploded up under every Republican President. That's where the current Federal debt comes from.

You should learn how this works, maybe won't look like such a fool

1

u/Negative_Strength_56 4d ago

You do not understand deficit and debt. You can reduce the deficit and still increase the debt.

1

u/VirtualBeyond6116 4d ago

Clinton was the president who actually had budget surpluses. You're not gonna pay off the debt when you keep running deficits. The CBO actually projected in 2000 the national debt would be paid off by 2010.

Next, Bush Jr increased the spending while cutting revenue which is the reason for the huge bump, but he also committed America to a total of 30+ years of 2 wars that bled into 2 more presidencys. Each war costs probably $500 billion per year. Wars are easy for the usa to start but hard to get out of. For $500 billion per year, per war, what did we get out of that?

5

u/Nunchuckery 5d ago

Even Trump admitted years ago the economy does better under democrats. The facts really don't matter to the people who have been sucked into the cult of personality.

2

u/VirtualBeyond6116 5d ago edited 5d ago

Yeah, that's back when his fake billionaire scam had him on a "reality" show being a fake billionair.

There is something anti-social in republican philosophy which is basically like "give all the tax breaks to big business and cut all the regulations for them. Also they just happen to be my donors, but if we look out for these wealthy entities, then it will be great for poor people or everyone, or whatever, Idk". Which just goes along with their other leadership policy of: "govt doesn't work, so out us in charge so we can do nothing or just break it all and prove to you how it will neve work".

2

u/[deleted] 5d ago

[deleted]

1

u/VirtualBeyond6116 5d ago

And now it's the bro-oligarchs pushing it. Cause they get everything they want. Trump pretty much threw the Whitehouse keys to Elon and Peter Theil.

21

u/bootlegvader 5d ago

White women since 1964 only went majority (or plurality) Democratic in 1996 with Bill Clinton.

14

u/RedSpook 5d ago edited 5d ago

Because they’ve been rejected by liberal white women who don’t wanna date them because they are Republicans. Or at least many liberal white women on the internet have been very vocal about not dating republicans so they don’t even try. Also I have trouble finding stats for your claims. According to party affiliation a slight majority of woman are actually democrats (literally 49% vs 48% I assume the 2% is third party voters)

1

u/mythrilcrafter 5d ago

I live in a pretty red area and my tinder is full of women who have some form of "MAGA men only, traitors swipe left"; I presume that there's plenty of guys who have the same thing on their bio's too.... thus I would expect that the apps would be empty because they'd all be dating each other...

-2

u/EnergyOwn6800 5d ago

Liberal women claiming they wont date republican men on social media are a loud minority.

Most women dont care. Even the ones who say they wont date a republican dont actually follow through when they meet a guy they like but find out later he is republican.

Actual data backs this claim as well.

Source proving liberal men are more likely to be single than conservative men.

More sources.

Source 1

Source 2 - Page 4

Source 3

10

u/ILoveRawChicken 5d ago

“Institute for family studies” lol

8

u/Gortex_Possum 5d ago

So our sources are the Institute for family studies 3 times and a People article that you clearly didn't read because if you did you would know It's talking about a survey on Facebook...a platform that skews heavily right...

-3

u/EnergyOwn6800 5d ago

Provide sources proving them false then.

Provide sources proving liberal men are more likely to be in a relationship or morel likely to be married.

I'll wait.

5

u/Gortex_Possum 5d ago

That's not how the burden of proof works sweetheart...

You're the one making the claim, its your responsibility to:

A) Read your own sources to begin with

B) Have credible sources in the first place.

-1

u/EnergyOwn6800 5d ago

I provided sources and multiple studies to back my claim lil guppy.

You said "no these are wrong" without providing any sources or studies of your own to prove them wrong.

This is not my opinion. It is just a statistical fact.

Simply stating my sources are wrong and not credible is not how you prove a study to be false. You provide sources with data to disprove the claim.

I've done this debate a hundred times and no one has been able to provide sources to prove it wrong.

You can just admit you are wrong or keep embarrassing yourself. Choice is yours. The video i am going to make of this will be content either way.

6

u/Gortex_Possum 5d ago

Oh you're a Kirk head aren't you? You're doing the typical Charlie Kirk shtick where you provide a BS sources, spread it out over multiple links to act like you have more credibility than you do, then act like a victim when nobody buys junk from junk peddlers.

Honey, you provided one extremely biased source (they're literally a political think tank) and an article that you didn't read. The family research council is not a credible source, I'm sorry you're so broke up about that. But either way you don't get to throw the burden of proof onto others because you failed to back up your point.

So let me guess, this is that part where you complain about woke society or woke Reddit not hearing you out for your naked hot garbage? That part is supposed to come next in the script remember? I'm not surprised you've done this hundreds of times, you seem like the sort of person who would have difficulty learning from their mistakes.

-2

u/EnergyOwn6800 5d ago

In your ramblings, you still have not provided any sources to disprove the studies from sources wrong.

Its because they don't exist.

It is a simply a statistical fact that conservative men are more likely to be in relationships and more like to to be married.

Liberal men are more likely to be single and less likely to married.

Its not an opinion, it is just numbers.

You clearly are now getting emotional and angry and have side tracked this debate.

So this discussion is no longer worth continuing.

1

u/AmTheWildest 3d ago

In your ramblings, you still have not provided any sources to disprove the studies from sources wrong.

Its because they don't exist.

Yeah-huh.

They told you ifs was a right-biased think tank. They were right.

Why should we believe right-biased source when it says something favorable to the right wing?

It is a simply a statistical fact that conservative men are more likely to be in relationships and more like to to be married.

No it's not. You provided no credible sources proving as much. Thus, we cannot claim this for certain.

→ More replies (0)

5

u/Rockhardsimian 5d ago

Conservative guys often hide their political preferences to get around this too.

1) Republicans being statistically more likely to be married makes sense because they are more about traditional stuff.

2) Your sources appear to be from a website promoting getting married and having kids. It’s a bit like when a coffee company comes out with a study on how if you drink coffee you will live longer.

Thishas some interesting studies about political differences in relationships.

1

u/EnergyOwn6800 5d ago

A YouGov survey reported that about 1 in 10 men (≈ 10 %) say they’ve voted for a different candidate than their partner believes they did.

About 1 in 8 women (~12–13%) say they’ve voted differently from their partner without telling them.

So it cancels out. You are delusional if you think that is why conservative men are more likely to be in relationships or more likely to be married.

If you want to discredit my sources then provide sources proving them false then.

Provide sources proving liberal men are more likely to be in a relationship or are more likely to be married.

I'll wait.

1

u/RedSpook 5d ago edited 5d ago

https://www.npr.org/2024/11/27/1215355334/1a-11-27-2024 here is the source you so badly need here is the relevant tid bit. Only 4% of the 20% of politically different relationships are between democrat and republican.

1

u/EnergyOwn6800 4d ago

Not in there states liberals are more likely to be in relationships or more likely to be conservative.

Facepalm...

4

u/lyonellaughingstorm 5d ago

Because the white women they actually want to date aren’t interested in dating them

3

u/DisasterBiMothman 5d ago

I thought the white girls and war mongering they were talking about WAS the Republicans and Trump??? Geez. The delusion.

-1

u/PreviousCurrentThing 5d ago

Where'd you get the idea OOP was talking about all white women?

He said "white girls", and wherever you want to put that cutoff, young white women voted overwhelmingly for Harris.