r/Maxcactus_TrailGuide • u/[deleted] • 6d ago

Fuck this guy.

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u/Ok-Customer4709 5d ago edited 5d ago

Just imagine the horror if the Democrats take the Senate by one, you just know this guy will switch sides. Democrats need to take the Senate with a large enough majority to not give this guy the power Manchin had.

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u/InvestIntrest 5d ago

If a centrist Democrat has to switch parties that says more about the party than the guy switching

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u/Ok-Customer4709 5d ago

No, he’s in it for himself.

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u/InvestIntrest 5d ago

Which politician isn't?

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u/BasedTaco_69 5d ago

So then it doesn’t say anything if he switches parties.

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u/AdministrativeTap614 5d ago

Just destroyed your own point 🤦🏻‍♂️

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u/justin_memer 5d ago

Argues like my wife, poorly.

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u/ipoopcatturds 5d ago

It says more about their AIPAC donations. Israeli owned.

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u/InvestIntrest 5d ago

American citizens do have the right to donate to causes they care about.

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u/kapitankrunch 5d ago

AIPAC is not a citizen, you bot.

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u/InvestIntrest 5d ago

So no politics action committee is comprised of Americans? Lol

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is a 501(c)(4) grassroots lobbying organization in Washington, D.C. founded in 1954 to advocate for pro-Israel policies in the U.S. Congress. It is comprised of over 6.5 million American members across the United States.

Google is your friend

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u/kapitankrunch 5d ago

awww guys look the bot thinks he's smart 🥲

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u/InvestIntrest 5d ago

I'm not the moron who didn't know AIPAC was an American organization. Sucks to suck i guess

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u/Was_It_The_Dave 5d ago

And who does it exclusively represent in matters concerning the average American? Zionists.

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u/InvestIntrest 5d ago

Yep all 6 million Americans who disagree with you on Israel's right to exist. What's your point?

That American citizens arent allowed to chose what they want the government to support through petitioning their government?

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u/ipoopcatturds 5d ago

We dont seem to have the right to not donate to genocidal ethnostates. Disgusting take.

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u/ipoopcatturds 5d ago

May Israel reap what its sown. The world would be a better place without it.

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u/BallSmashingForever 5d ago

He's been a paid plant from the start IMO

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u/InvestIntrest 5d ago

I don't think so. The Democrats used be a large tent. Its unlikely someone much farther left would have won in purple Pennsylvania.

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u/glomar_sub_recovery 5d ago

It turns out opening the tent too much can affect moderate Democrats

But nah, He'S a RaT.... He'S a PlaNt.....

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u/lonelyphoenix7 5d ago

Compositional logical fallacy

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u/Legal-Intention4622 5d ago

Typical downvote in this echo chamber.

I couldn’t agree more.

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u/_the_big_ 5d ago

"it's an echo chamber" maybe your political opinions are just dogshit and the majority of the site thinks it's dogshit

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u/InvestIntrest 5d ago

"majority of the site"

Isn't that the echo chamber he was referring too? Lol

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u/_the_big_ 5d ago

you know people can agree and disagree while believing different things, right? my libertarian dad has a few opinions that overlap with my leftist worldview. having a stupid opinion and being called out for it doesn't mean your critics are in an echo chamber

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u/InvestIntrest 5d ago

Except when 90% of the people in the room agree on a topic and dissenting opinions are shouted down it can create an unwarranted perception of certainty in the majorities correctness and righteousness.

Thats an echo chamber and Reddit sees a lot of that.

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u/Legal-Intention4622 3d ago

Bro so blind he can’t see the irony in his comment. Point made. 🤣

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u/Legal-Intention4622 3d ago

Exactly majority of the site is an echo chamber.