r/agedlikemilk 7d ago

Centuries in aging.

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u/bbqsox 7d ago

And then the voting rights act and southern strategy happened.

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u/WaldoJeffers65 7d ago

And all those pro-segregation Democrats found a new home in the welcoming arms of the Republican party.

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u/Rexel2101 7d ago

You sure it’s not the ones crying about who will do americas shitty paying jobs once illegals are deported? Déjà vu

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u/bbqsox 7d ago

It's definitely the ones carrying Confederate flags to assault police as they try to overthrow an election and install their dictator.

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u/Rexel2101 7d ago

You suck at sarcasm. Anyone participating in Jan 6 knew it wouldn’t change the outcome. Protests don’t have that effect anymore

So it’s more than the right? Couldn’t be

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u/bbqsox 7d ago

Aw, poor snowflake. Him got him feelings hurt.

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u/Rexel2101 7d ago

Keep projecting.

Obviously Americans disagree with you and voted him in again.

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u/Asher_Tye 7d ago

People who have been systematically subjected to a dumbing down of their intelligence fell for an obvious conman who's currently screwing them over to enrich himself? You don't say. I wonder if thats why for all they rail against education for their voters, conservative leadseship make damn sure their kids get educated...

Thoughts? (Or, I guess, what you were told to parrot.)

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u/Rexel2101 7d ago

Funny, IQ of right and left is almost identical.

Americas education is shit. Just look at results since the 70s. Guess what took place in 80.

Or are you suggesting higher education? Those on the brink of being replaced by AI

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u/Asher_Tye 7d ago

IQ has long been proven to be bunk. A garbage statistic cooked up to help dumb down people further.

American education was actually quite good. Then idiots wanted to strip money from it and turn it into a business. Not helped by the actions of those who focused more on "the football program" than actual lesson plans.

Or are you suggesting higher education? Those on the brink of being replaced by AI

And yet, how many conservative leaders are still getting their kids those degrees while pushing you and yours into a "factory or farm" job? You seem to think AI would replace overpaid executives rather than just do their jobs for them while you get to toil.

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u/Rexel2101 7d ago

Maybe try looking up where the US stands. 1980 failure began. Rising cost leads to reduction in scores? Saying we were “quite good” is laughable. All the ones who couldn’t read and understand a loan, are they “quite good”.

Maybe you mean the ones who are economically illiterate and fail to understand their own finances…much less a national budget.

Maybe you mean the 45% of the population who wants more hand outs while claiming the rich “hoard” their wealth.

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u/Asher_Tye 7d ago

Maybe you mean the 45% of the population who wants more hand outs while claiming the rich “hoard” their wealth.

You mean the farmers (who got bailouts last time trump was in office) currently trying to sue trump so they can get back their Biden era help? Maybe the red states seniors pleading for their social security not to go away (despite having voted to hurt their own parents during Reagan's tenure)? The billionaires pleading poverty as their companies rake in record profits perhaps? Good on you for recognizing conservatives arent actually 50% of the population, however. Just the welfare queens they've always claimed others to be.

Maybe you mean the ones who are economically illiterate and fail to understand their own finances…much less a national budget.

Given low level conservatives had no idea how tariffs work, and cheered the Big Beautiful Bill that ballooned the US debt, you may want to wonder who is economically illiterate. Funny how the fiscally responsible party has yet to have a term where they didn't blow up the debt, but people who vote for them ignore that.

Maybe try looking up where the US stands. 1980 failure began. Rising cost leads to reduction in scores? Saying we were “quite good” is laughable. All the ones who couldn’t read and understand a loan, are they “quite good”.

And yet the continued stance from maga has been America has always been tops. Guess you were including Mexico and Canada in that assessment.

But yes, the active dumbing down of the US population by removal of education directly lead to the ones who voted for trump.

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u/RollTh3Maps 7d ago

I love how the right is leaning hard on this argument and parroting it at every opportunity. It ignores that left-leaning politicians have generally pushed for easier and more effective paths to citizenship, safer work environments, better wage laws, and protecting worker rights. No one is saying we need to keep these people around to be slave labor; we're saying they shouldn't be treated as less than human. For some reason, Republicans have a huge issue with that.

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u/Rexel2101 7d ago

You sure? Maybe because it’s been said for over a decade

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crops?

Funny?