GraceRandolph Posted July 29 Posted July 29 6 minutes ago, DAP said: Are we back in 2016? Okay this is getting kinda corny, it's time to get serious and book Marianne as Trump's debate replacement.
Musicmajor Posted July 29 Posted July 29 1 hour ago, Redstreak said: Overlaying his face on the states with bans is kinda lowkey genius marketing HER TEAM IS ON IT!
NausAllien Posted July 29 Posted July 29 It's interesting to see how most young men (18-29) are shifting towards Republicans/Trump, and the opposite is happening to women: Unlike previous cycles, when the divide was primarily between rural and urban or non-college educated and college educated individuals, it now seems to be evolving into a gender-based conflict.
dabunique Posted July 29 Posted July 29 i'm still delusional thinking my Florida will turn blue LOL 1
Eóghan Posted July 29 Posted July 29 3 minutes ago, NausAllien said: It's interesting to see how most young men (18-29) are shifting towards Republicans/Trump, and the opposite is happening to women: Unlike previous cycles, when the divide was primarily between rural and urban or non-college educated and college educated individuals, it now seems to be evolving into a gender-based conflict. because 18/29 young women don't like the 18/29 young men gen Z was raised on social media, especially their teenage years, and social media has put them on a constant war with each other. it's no surprise that they would opposite each other politically too 8
Blade Posted July 29 Posted July 29 I actually think Walz looks like the average midwestern 60 year old. Kamala just looks 10 years younger despite being born in the same year. 3
nadiamendell Posted July 29 Posted July 29 20 minutes ago, NausAllien said: It's interesting to see how most young men (18-29) are shifting towards Republicans/Trump, and the opposite is happening to women: Unlike previous cycles, when the divide was primarily between rural and urban or non-college educated and college educated individuals, it now seems to be evolving into a gender-based conflict. Less and less young men are attending college, so it makes sense. I'm super concerned about the future of men in this country. 1 2
Sannie Posted July 29 Posted July 29 2 hours ago, GhostBox said: They really just don't get it. Do they? This is a photo of Ella showing off a hat she personally crocheted/ knitted. There is quite literally nothing weird about this in any way, shape, or form. They always just resort back to bullying, which is exactly why we're calling them weird. 20 minutes ago, NausAllien said: It's interesting to see how most young men (18-29) are shifting towards Republicans/Trump, and the opposite is happening to women: Unlike previous cycles, when the divide was primarily between rural and urban or non-college educated and college educated individuals, it now seems to be evolving into a gender-based conflict. there's nothing interesting about this. It's common sense. The more men become conservative leaning, the more misogynistic and stupid they become. Young girls are realizing their worth and realizing they don't have to put up with this bullshit anymore. 3 2 1
Sannie Posted July 29 Posted July 29 1 minute ago, nadiamendell said: Less and less young men are attending college, so it makes sense. I'm super concerned about the future of men in this country. I am too, honestly. But the problem we face is that the only people who can fix this issue are the people who caused it in the first place, and the people who caused it make a ton of money by continuing to perpetuate this issue. Maybe I'm being delusional, but having a female President could possibly start pushing us toward a resolution. 2
Redstreak Posted July 29 Posted July 29 25 minutes ago, NausAllien said: It's interesting to see how most young men (18-29) are shifting towards Republicans/Trump, and the opposite is happening to women: Unlike previous cycles, when the divide was primarily between rural and urban or non-college educated and college educated individuals, it now seems to be evolving into a gender-based conflict. We've been seeing that play out a lot more drastically in South Korea and the ensuing social dynamics of it have been… not good 2 1
MAKSIM Posted July 29 Posted July 29 5 minutes ago, Sannie said: I am too, honestly. But the problem we face is that the only people who can fix this issue are the people who caused it in the first place, and the people who caused it make a ton of money by continuing to perpetuate this issue. Maybe I'm being delusional, but having a female President could possibly start pushing us toward a resolution. Go into any twitch chat of any popular streamer, even "progressive" Hasan's chat, and you'll see just how popular it is to be straight up anti-woman. 3 2
Vermillion Posted July 29 Posted July 29 1 hour ago, DAP said: Are we back in 2016? In some ways. The Clinton comparisons were gonna happen regardless 1
GhostBox Posted July 29 Posted July 29 I'm gonna need Kamala to enter her big rally tomorrow to this song 🎉
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