r/facepalm • u/ThatMysteriousUser • Aug 27 '24

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Welp

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u/Paksarra Aug 27 '24

And this is why Project 2025 also says that all babies have the right to be raised by their biological parents-- they also want to get rid of adoption and the foster system! Isn't that lovely?

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u/NeedsMoreSpicy Aug 28 '24

Forcing defenseless children to remain in the care of parents who never wanted them? Nah, nothing will go wrong with that!

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u/VibraniumRhino Aug 28 '24

Forced parentage? Amazing! Truly nothing is better than a child being raised by their real parents, even if love/basic needs met aren’t in the equation! It’s Gods Will™!

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u/don3dm Aug 28 '24

Not to those who aren’t gullible enough to recognize that Project 2025 isn’t anything more than fan fiction.

“The project’s controversial proposals led Trump and his campaign to distance themselves from the project in 2024—saying he knows “nothing about it” and calling unspecified parts of it “ridiculous and abysmal”.

Though I’m sure you’ll find a way to convince yourself that it’s Trump’s ideology. We get it. 🤡

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u/Paksarra Aug 28 '24

It's not Trump's ideology, it's the Heritage Foundation.

You know, the people who are sponsoring Vance.

You know, the people who have been pulling the strings since Reagan.

If Trump's campaign knows nothing about it, how the hell did they get Vance to write the intro, and why are all the authors Trump's former staffers?

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u/VibraniumRhino Aug 28 '24

You can take it as a joke if you want. The very real people funding it aren’t.

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u/meowqct Aug 28 '24

Because it is.

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u/Aggravating_Slip_566 Aug 28 '24

No it's the heritage foundation Trump's just their golden goose