Why low income whites usually vote for Trump

[Cellblock2429]

LOL @ 'wealth-creating experience'.
Do you really think your readers or people in general are THAT dumb?
Why would anyone vote for capitalistic predator? Like, what good does do to anyone looking up to some cheaty-faced suit well-versed in abusing loopholes in some tax code or regulations to rob the public?
Yeah, it's literally the opposite of what you say - smart, caring and somewhat selfless people are what are needed for government that answers to working people (who are the real creators of public's wealth), not some oligarchic fraudsters. And yes, those 'earning' their wealth through lying ads, financial manipulations and such, are the actual parasite in this case.

/—-/ Explain all the broke democRATs who went to Washington and are now multimillionaires. Nobody is buying your bilge.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Businessmen rarely are elected because they live in a semi feudal environment. They are not used to being criticized from below.

The more education one has, and presumably the more intelligence one has, the more likely one is to vote Democrat.

/——/ Then all the inner city poor who can barely read or write should be voting Republican—- using your logic.

 

[SeaMajor7]

I think it is wonderful that I can buy low cost, high quality Chinese goods. I love China, Chinese culture, and Chinese people. I look forward to the day when China establishes world hegemony, and when the United States is dominated by a high IQ cognitive elite composed largely of Jews and Orientals. I am a white Gentile, by the way, and a race realist.

Race, Evolution, and Behavior:

Race does not matter. What matters is high average IQ's, and low rates of crime and illegitimacy.

MOVE THERE!!!!!!!

 

[Cellblock2429]

We can certainly blame democrats for driving up wages to the point businesses searched for alternatives.

/—-/ And don’t forget labor, environmental and tax laws. They all drove manufacturers overseas.

 

[Billiejeens]

LOL @ 'wealth-creation experience'.
Do you really think your readers or people in general are THAT dumb?
Why would anyone vote for capitalistic predator? Like, what good does do to anyone looking up to some cheaty-faced suit well-versed in abusing loopholes in some tax code or regulations to rob the public?
Yeah, it's literally the opposite of what you say - smart, caring and somewhat selfless people are what are needed for government that answers to working people (who are the real creators of public's wealth), not some oligarchic fraudsters. And yes, those 'earning' their wealth through lying ads, financial manipulations and such, are the actual parasite in this case.

Can you take a break and come back when you turn 13?

 

[fncceo]

Why would anyone vote for capitalistic predator?

Well said, Comrade!

 

[Iori_Yagami]

Well said, Comrade!

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Huh? Are trying to paint socialism as something bad? Yeah, not buying it. Simping for oligarchs is so lame.

 

[SweetTea]

Speaking of manufacturing, these ******* insane, mindless tariffs are hitting manufacturing at a granular level. That's where the dominoes begin falling.

But don't worry, it's just fake news, it won't affect anything.

And when the tax cuts pass, along with deregulation and increased energy production, what then? Oh yeah, the GDP rises and the penny the screw when up won’t matter. Also, Chinese steel is notoriously soft. I would always buy American steel over Chinese stuff for any serious project.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Huh? Are trying to paint socialism as something bad? Yeah, not buying it. Simping for oligarchs is so lame.

/----/ Remember, Comrade:
"The goal of socialism is communism." - Vladimir Lenin

 

[Correll]

Huh? Are trying to paint socialism as something bad? Yeah, not buying it. Simping for oligarchs is so lame.

So, the alternative to socialism is "simping for oligarchs"?

Yeah, you're a commie.

THe only problem so far, is that it wasn't run by smart people, like you.


Next time, it will work, and not become a genocidal totalitarian nightmare. FOr sure.

 

[Billiejeens]

Huh? Are trying to paint socialism as something bad? Yeah, not buying it. Simping for oligarchs is so lame.

Literally everyone that promotes Socialism - when asked, doesn't actually know what Socialism is.

Without fail.

 

[Lesh]

And when the tax cuts pass, along with deregulation and increased energy production, what then? Oh yeah, the GDP rises and the penny the screw when up won’t matter. Also, Chinese steel is notoriously soft. I would always buy American steel over Chinese stuff for any serious project.

Chinese steel has gotten competitive. It used to be garbage but no more

 

[Hector12]

MOVE THERE!!!!!!!

When I was younger, I would have if I had a job waiting for me. I would have rather moved to Taiwan. I love Chinese culture and the Chinese people. I do not like the Communist dictatorship on the mainland.

 

[Hector12]

/——/ Then all the inner city poor who can barely read or write should be voting Republican—- using your logic.

"The inner city poor who can barely read or write" rarely vote for anyone. Often, they do not know an election is happening.

 

[Correll]

"The inner city poor who can barely read or write" rarely vote for anyone. Often, they do not know an election is happening.

The dem party is all about mobilizing those voters. And making it really, really easy for them to vote.

That is what the extended by mail voting is all about.

Getting the stupid and lazy voters. Because the dems know that anyone who can think about the issues, generally won't support them.

 

[Billiejeens]

"The inner city poor who can barely read or write" rarely vote for anyone. Often, they do not know an election is happening.

False.

 

[Stryder50]

"The inner city poor who can barely read or write" rarely vote for anyone. Often, they do not know an election is happening.

Yet these past half-dozen decades have seen billion$ pored in efforts to "educate" them and results keep declining.

As saying goes, "You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink."

Why are the "inner city poor" youths reluctant to learn any real skills ???

 

[Stryder50]

LOL @ 'wealth-creation experience'.
Do you really think your readers or people in general are THAT dumb?
Why would anyone vote for capitalistic predator? Like, what good does do to anyone looking up to some cheaty-faced suit well-versed in abusing loopholes in some tax code or regulations to rob the public?
Yeah, it's literally the opposite of what you say - smart, caring and somewhat selfless people are what are needed for government that answers to working people (who are the real creators of public's wealth), not some oligarchic fraudsters. And yes, those 'earning' their wealth through lying ads, financial manipulations and such, are the actual parasite in this case.

Thank you for demonstrating how the USA education system continues to fail in teaching the nation's youth essential knowledge to live and support themselves in society, without being a parasitic drain (which you obviously are.)

Wealth is 'Goods and/or Services' that have Market Value. Meaning others are willing to trade their 'goods and/or services' for your offered 'goods and/or services'.

Such started back in the dawn of pre-history when the guy expert at chipping flint into sharp edges and points would trade such to get some chunks of meat off the mastodon the hunters killed, cut, skinned and brought back for the tribe to eat, using that flint he chipped. This is also know as basic barter. Centuries(millennia) later it would evolve into systems of money to simplify the exchange process(trade).

My experience over the years/decades has shown me that most people, here on this forum, or in the general population are far smarter and less DUMB than you are.

Why would anyone vote for a socialistic predator? What good does a near do-well who couldn't earn their keep, turning to be a public wealth plunderer, a robber of the public funds, do that benefits the people, those who elected him/her ???

The family that owns their own dairy farm, is working 7 days a week, 365 days a year to tend and milk their cows, providing food(goods) to the market are a typical small business example of capitalism.

The Asian immigrant family that worked two plus jobs to save the money needed to open their own Asian Market grocery store are capitalists. As their business grew they could hire workers providing them jobs.

The gal who has a tractor truck being bought on payments, hauling freight cross country, getting paid by the mile driven, hoping to make a profit after covering the truck payment and expenses, is another "evil" Capitalist.

The guy who spent several years learning the construction trade making houses and small business buildings, having now become a contractor who hires and directs his workforce (provider of jobs) is another form of capitalist.

The majority of free enterprise, wealth creating capitalists are the small business people who take the risks of failure(could go bankrupt), provide jobs, and help to build wealth and this country, are the ones you seem clueless about. And I'd wager you lack the guts and gumption to do what they have risked and done.

Even those "oligarchic fraudsters" as you call them, are mostly making sure that the corporation stays in business, makes a profit, to return dividends to the stock holders, as well as increase the value of those stock shares. Which BTW, are shares often held by IRAs, 401Ks, and pensions which many workers rely upon for their retirement.

"The working people" can only do their part of creating wealth if the "capitalists" own businesses that can provide the jobs to the workers. It's know as a symbiotic relationship. Another thing it appears your "education" failed to teach you.

I've been involved in the political process for a couple decades now, seeing the under-laying of both sides/parties. While your comment; "smart, caring and somewhat selfless people are what are needed for government" is long known, those who step forward are often far from that. Too many are just as human as you or I, and there are many who are actually best skilled as "those 'earning' their wealth through lying ads, financial manipulations and such, are the actual parasite in this case". If they were better suited and skilled in "for profit enterprise" they would be doing that. Admittedly I've met a few who were good a free enterprise and then wanted to use their experience and gain as a springboard to serve the public.

Look up the wiki page for Clinton, Obama, and Biden and you will see that right out of college they went into guv'mint work, hired and/or elected office. Positions where the pay came from taxpayers and not from 'for profit free enterprises' that they worked in or owned/managed. That's why such can be called parasites since their careers are built upon wealth redistribution, not wealth creation. (Yeah, some parasites can be "good", check your gut biome, but others aren't good.)

 

[deannalw]

The last time Donald Trump was president, he travelled to Youngstown, Ohio, among the most depressed of America’s rust belt cities, and promised voters the impossible.

The high-paying steel, railroad and car industry jobs that once made Youngstown a hard-living, hard-drinking blue-collar boom town were coming back, he said. “Don’t move. Don’t sell your house,” he crowed to a rapturous crowd in 2017. “We’re going to fill up those factories – or rip ”em down and build brand new ones”.

None of that happened. Indeed, within 18 months, General Motors (GM) announced that it was suspending operations at its one remaining manufacturing plant outside Youngstown, throwing 5,000 jobs into jeopardy in a community with little else to cling to. Trump’s reaction was to say the closure didn’t matter, because the jobs would be replaced “in, like, two minutes”.

That, too, did not happen. People moved away, marriages broke down, depression soared and, locals say, a handful of people took their own lives.

Ordinarily, politicians who promise the moon and fail to deliver get punished at the ballot box. But that did not happen to Trump either. Instead, he has steadily built up his popularity in Youngstown, a city that was once a well-oiled Democratic party machine but has now turned into one of his most remarkable bases of working-class support.

“Does [Trump] understand at all what you’re going through?” Joe Biden asked Ohio voters during the 2020 presidential campaign, referring directly to the GM closure. “Does he see you where you are and where you want to be? Does he care?”

To which the answer, in Youngstown, has been an astonishing and vigorous “yes”.

‘There are a lot of bitter people here, I’m one of them’: rust belt voters on why they backed Trump again despite his broken promises | Donald Trump | The Guardian

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Arthur Jensen gave this interview to Jared Taylor in 1992. It is still as timely and relevant as the day it was recorded.

people have been taught from early childhood — and it’s especially true of better-educated people — that all people are essentially the same, except for very superficial differences due to their social background and advantages in upbringing and so forth…

Once you get below IQs of 80 or 75, which is the cut-off for mental retardation in the California School System, children are put into special classes. These persons are not really educable up to a level for which there’s any economic demand.

A Conversation with Arthur Jensen - American Renaissance

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Professor Jensen is mainly known for his writing about racial differences in average intelligence. What he has to say about IQs below 80 or 75 is equally true of the poorly educated whites Trump pretends to love, and who do love him.

As long as there were strong unions for factory workers, and plenty of factory jobs, white men with low IQs who could tolerate boredom for eight hours a day could earn reasonably good incomes. This is not true any more, as the following graph illustrates.

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Trump tells unemployed factory workers lies to give them hope of getting factory jobs. When they do not get factory jobs, he gives them people to hate.

Horseshit.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Why low income whites usually vote for Trump​

Because they have watched dark people stay committed to the Democrat plantation for decades without ever improving themselves?

Why do you suppose most wealthy people usually vote for Trump?
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That graph is from the 2016 election. That was over 8 years ago.

Look at who the who the wealthy voted for in the last election and then re-evaluate whatever stupid point you were trying to make.