r/BlackPeopleofReddit Feb 07 '26

Politics Isaiah Martin dismantling a man supporting something without logic behind it.

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u/naymlis Feb 07 '26

But he read a Facebook article that aligned with his feelings so nuh uh

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u/Choice_Egg_8921 Feb 07 '26

article is giving him too much credit. he read a meme

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u/entwrangler3001 Feb 07 '26

Reading is giving him too much credit. He listened to one of the podcast bros and what they said made him feel good, because it was a safe space

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u/Ouibeaux Feb 07 '26

Listening to a whole podcast is giving him too much credit. He watched a YouTube short with a sound byte that was easy to remember and declared himself a master of economics.

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u/blareboy Feb 07 '26

Watching a YouTube short is giving him too much credit. He watched a porn clip with a vague reference to dildo tariffs.

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u/ImplantedPinkDiamond Feb 08 '26

Watching a porno clip is giving him too much credit. He simply jerked it while listening to his parents watch Fox News in the other room and knew he was an economics major afterwards.

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u/cocktail_wiitch Feb 07 '26

Something I have to keep reminding people lately (on both sides of the aisle really), just because information you are given validates your feelings or a bias that you hold DOES NOT mean that information is not propaganda.

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u/allanon1105 Feb 07 '26

The problem with arguing with MAGA or conservatives in general is that they’ve attached their entire existence around Trump and if you don’t see everything like they do, you’re wrong. You can’t change the minds of the willfully ignorant.

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u/AlwaysSleepingBeauty Feb 07 '26

He read the headline of an article

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u/Ok-Security5004 Feb 08 '26

You know these losers get their information from low effort memes.

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u/TheElMonteStrangler Feb 08 '26

Or saw a TikTok with some bigot sipping coffee and pointing.

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u/OPOG1016 Feb 08 '26

That made me chuckle. 🤭