r/worldnewsvideo • u/PlenitudeOpulence Plenty 🩺🧬💜 • Apr 19 '23

News Report 🌏 The illusion of democracy in Tennessee

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u/PixelatedpulsarOG Apr 19 '23

How is this not infuriating anyone from the right?? Wasn’t their whole stance solely based on limited government?

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u/LASpleen Apr 19 '23

All their stances are taken for convenience and aren’t actually things they believe.

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u/blurredsagacity Apr 21 '23

Technically you should be saying "they" instead of "he" because the monarch could be -- aaaaand I can't keep it up. It would absolutely be an old white dude.

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u/Mrgrumbleygoo Apr 19 '23

I bet it scares and infuriates a bunch of the practical human beings. It's whether or not it's bad enough to get people going. People are getting uncomfortable. The fire is getting hotter.

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u/A1rh3ad Apr 20 '23

The right based on limited government? Lol you must be joking.

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u/freakrocker Apr 20 '23

The right absolutely deep throats government power. They lust for it... just not for them, for the "coloreds" and the "gays"

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u/disisdashiz Apr 20 '23

I did a political canvassing thing awhile back. It was just to get a Democrat ag on the ballot. There were 3 republican ones. I used do you want a fair race as my pitch. Had a lot of Republicans ask if they could sign up. Very very few were dicks about it. This was colorado though.