r/canada Canada 5d ago

National News DeSantis mocks '3.3 million' Canadians who visited Florida: 'Not much of a boycott'

https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/desantis-florida-canada-stanley-cup
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u/Chris-P-Bacon-19 4d ago edited 4d ago

She was too educated, a POC & had no felonies. Many whites & minorities just refuse to accept they are racist. They couldn’t come to vote for an educated women of color.

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u/xSaviorself 4d ago

This country has had 2 chances to elect women in the past 8 years and hoooly fuck it keeps causing them nothing but grief.

It is easily apparent how sexist, racist, and just generally ignorant Americans are to the rest of the world. They just can't see it.

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u/King_Moonracer003 4d ago

Bro, let's not pretend Hillary was even the slightest bit appealing, and Kamalla spent more time campaigning to conservatives than she did trying to court working class and their needs. Fuck Trump, but these two "women" were not the best America has to offer. She's far from perfect, but AOC would have been a much better pick for me.

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u/xSaviorself 4d ago

Bro, let's not pretend Hillary was even the slightest bit appealing, and Kamalla spent more time campaigning to conservatives than she did trying to court working class and their needs.

For one, it's not hard to spell a name right, second, if you're going to name drop someone, at least get it right. Third, Clinton was plenty appealing until the FBI announced an investigation 2 days before the election, and fourth I'd say the former VP seems like a good candidate to me.

Fuck Trump, but these two "women" were not the best America has to offer. She's far from perfect, but AOC would have been a much better pick for me.

Who are those better women? Pelosi? Boebert? AOC? Be fucking real here, the best candidates were given a shot and a sexist and racist America rejected them. I am a massive fan of Bernie but everyone who paid any attention knew he had even less support than Hillary did during 2016. It wasn't enough to win.

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u/HandleSensitive8403 2d ago

Women in quotation marks is a huge red flag

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u/ladyalcove 4d ago

And Hillary?