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Republicans only like the wealthy and Evangelicals for the votes. They want rich and poor because Republicans don’t want to pay a living wage. They love cheap labor and hate unions that stick up for the middle class. Don’t fool yourself Middle class republican voters. They just use you for your votes. (Unless you are a big donor)
Republicans only like the wealthy and Evangelicals for the votes. They want rich and poor because Republicans don’t want to pay a living wage. They love cheap labor and hate unions that stick up for the middle class. Don’t fool yourself Middle class republican voters. They just use you for your votes. (Unless you are a big donor)
So it is your belief that all businesses and corporations are owned and run by republicans?
And it is your belief that by allowing more people in the U.S., even if illegally here it would benefit the people rather than the companies?
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Democrats are the party of globalist-minded elites, both economic and cultural, while Republicans are the party of the working class.
To their rich constituents, Democrats offer more trade, more immigration, and general globalism. To their non-rich constituents, they offer identity politics. That’s one reason why Democrats have devoted so much attention to issues such as transgender rights, racial disparities in criminal justice, and immigration reform. The causes may be worthy—and they attract sincere advocates—but politically they’re also useful. They don’t bother rich people.
That's a bunch of BS. The Republicans are NOT the party of the working class, they are the party of big business!
The entire content of the tweet is in the OP, did you miss it? You didn't have to retype it out. What's hilarious is that they openly admitted to hating poor people. I mean, you really can't make that stuff up.
No, it wasn't. The OP quoted a part of the tweet and provided a link to a story about the tweet.
It's sad that this even has to be explained to you.
If you read the entire tweet the context is very different that what the title of this thread suggests. The entire tweet was:
"Out of self-respect--be Republican. Democrats love poor people because they think that poor people will vote Democrat. Republicans hate poor people because they think the dignity of man is above being poor."
Poorly worded, to be sure, but it's clear that they meant that they hate poverty and that some people are poor, not poor people themselves.
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Originally Posted by Tyster
No, it wasn't. The OP quoted a part of the tweet and provided a link to a story about the tweet.
It's sad that this even has to be explained to you.
You're gonna feel really stupid now. You QUOTED the OP in your post, which contained a picture of the actual tweet.
Many "poor" people are gainfully employed in full time jobs but don't earn enough to live on because of those good capitalists who think that it's more important to put money in the pockets of investors and executives rather than workers.
Get back to me when Walmart workers and even school teachers in some states don't need to apply for food stamps to make it through the month.
Except that isn't what Capitalists actually think.
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