completely serious, i know it’s lib shit but i just don’t know why.

i didn’t like biden or trump so i just didn’t vote nationally

  • Churnthrow123 [none/use name]
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    4 years ago

    Trump got a 20-30 point swing in counties in south Texas that are 90+% Latino (mostly Mexican American) and desperately poor. It's not just "exit polling" or "damn CUBANS" at it again.

    • yeah [none/use name]
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      4 years ago

      Yeah, for latinos there definitely was a shift. It could just come down to the fact that Biden did almost no campaigning with them

      • Churnthrow123 [none/use name]
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        4 years ago

        I think more broadly it's because the Democrats have nothing to materially offer anyone who's working class. On the other hand, Trump does tap into a vein of male spite and rage that cuts across racial lines.

        Working class Latino men are shifting towards Trump for the exact same reasons that working class white men in the Rust Belt did. Men are falling behind in the knowledge economy and their economic precarity challenges their masculinity. You could see the first signs of this with incels/the red pill imo, they were a canary in the coal mine. Contrary to popular belief, they aren't all mayo ass white boys, they are pretty diverse. There's just a growing resentment by men towards women that crosses racial lines. Black men are next. The Tariq Nasheed/Patrice O'Neal crowd is pretty big and will be shifting towards the GOP

        Joe campaigning to Latinos would have been a massive waste of time, and his campaign team was smart enough to recognize that.

        • GravenImage [none/use name]
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          4 years ago

          Men are falling behind in the knowledge economy

          (Liz Warren voice) "instead of saying "dudes rock" you should say "dudes are buying skills at the skill store"