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#1992
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You really couldn't come up with a more realistic muppet for your fake support than Tulsi Gabbard? Lmao
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#1995
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Gabbard is polling at about one percent right now, she isn't the most viable candidate by any metric.
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In all reality isn't it very Trump-like to dictate where peoples political affiliations lie and what they stand for? Once you start applying blanket statements that you assume everyone's standpoint on race, politics and where everyone stands on the spectrum. Wouldn't that in turn be racist and bigoted?
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Gabbard has very few supporters among actual Democratic primary voters, but her message is amplified by Fox News and other conservative outlets because attacking Hillary Clinton brings in the clicks even still in 2019.
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You are literally just substituting for race for anything you deem as a negative point of view. You literally think you are inferior to those points of view and your self determination of their philosophy is correct minus the fact that 1000 different people could get 1000 different takeaways from one persons philosophy. That's why you can't utilize 99% of the arguments that you've made here. Hence why you need to side on caution when labeling or grouping people because that's a very shallow point of view. | |||
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