r/LiberalLGBT • u/artandsmiles • Nov 08 '24

Terrified

As a black, bisexual, disabled woman in an interracial relationship in the US…. I am so terrified right now.

I am just still in disbelief on how this countries citizens chose economics(which clearly they know nothing about just like their idiot president who has been bankrupt multiple times and wouldn’t know a tariff if it smacked him in the face) over people….. money over human rights.

It’s all so fucking sad and scary to me and I’m so frustrated.

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u/Monkeyjesus23 Nov 08 '24 edited Nov 09 '24

It is scary. Your feelings of being scared are absolutely valid considering the rhetoric of modern Republicans, and their policy history.

But one thing I think we all need to remember is that Democrats aren't gone. Republicans may have a majority in Congress, but it is a thin one. Most importantly, in Senate they do not have the supermajority they would need to shut down filibusters, which Democrats will absolutely use to their advantage.

Republicans may have a unified government on paper, but they are about to face an extreme wall of resistance that will slow them down immensely.

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '24

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u/allmynamebelongtowho Nov 11 '24

Child with wealthy father doesn’t care about other people? Checks out

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u/KoSSwitchYT Nov 11 '24

Excuse you sir, I served 4 years in the United States marine corps.

My father has never once let me touch his money and won't till the day he dies. Unlike some people I was raised right.

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u/allmynamebelongtowho Nov 11 '24

Mhmm… so you lied about being a 16 year old when you commented on r/TeenageButBetter 113 days ago, or you’re lying now. So the question is, when your parents raised you right, did they approve of stolen valor, or lurking in a teenage subreddit as a full grown man?

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '24

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u/allmynamebelongtowho Nov 11 '24

Uh huh... Prob shouldn’t interfere with how your parents are raising you and delete the account to be safe, I don’t think they’d approve of the disobedience. Honor thy father and mother, after all!

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u/KoSSwitchYT Nov 11 '24

Was shared, he's 17 now

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u/KoSSwitchYT Nov 11 '24

In case you want to disagree with my statement

Bankruptcy can help you discharge older taxes, like income taxes that are more than three years old. It can also help you eliminate penalties and interest on taxes

Source: https://mcrazlaw.com/bankruptcy-as-a-negotiating-tool-and-a-business-strategy-2/#:~:text=3.,within%20a%20matter%20of%20months.

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u/Savings_Accident_691 29d ago

Take a deep breath and chill. You got this!