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A lot of parents who have special needs children but voted for Trump are about to get to the FO part.
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@georgetakei I hope that #democrats can manage to get a large majority, I think we will see a change what a #president can and can't do, I would guess it will be more like in #Finland
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@georgetakei 'Yeah, dismantle the Department of Education to stop those big givernment, nanny state libs telling me how to raise my kids! Also why aren't the government helping to raise my kids anymore?! I wouldn't have had five to replenish the white race if I had to be responsible for them!'
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@georgetakei Like I stated in another thread, people do not think of how their action affect others. Their vote affected others they did not see that and now they are dealing with the consequences. KH was not perfect and did not care for her but she was a thousand time better than Trump. She has empathy.
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@georgetakei
https://youtu.be/LxkE0Nj4Dgw?si=JBqYwoimGu1spxbH
and this will be the theme for the FO part
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@georgetakei The sad thing is, even if you argue “you got what you asked for,” their decision affects so many people in the US and abroad—people who warned against it, voted against it, or never had a say in it at all.
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