@cliftonaduncan
Every one of these white woman caping for Kamala would tense up if I stepped onto an elevator with them.
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Source: https://x.com/cliftonaduncan/status/1815906195976114619
What a shitty mentality to have.
It could be considered a shitty take, but it is an opinion some people have.
We must stop ourselfs from constructing our own echo chambers by self-censorsing everything we do not agree with or people that don’t think like we do.
It’s misplaced. We must stop ourselves from pretending that context doesn’t matter, and that any opinion is ok at any moment. This dude can 100% say these women would feel uncomfortable with him on an elevator. Nobody cares about that, I might even agree.
But his comment comes from a place of hate and has nothing to do with women attempting to rally other women (of any color) to support Kamala (a woman). He’s trying to say something else, I don’t know what it is, but it’s meant to somehow ridicule the message of these other women. He was hurt by something and is attempting to hurt them back.
He had to make it about him, and white women’s treatment of men and a whole set of other issues for it to even make sense, and used this “opinion” to convey some other discontent. People read right through that kind of “opinion”. We can’t expect everything to be constructive but this is some other level of bullshit.
Look at all the straws people have to grasp at for this kind of post. Just a pathetic attempt at a vague form of misdirected criticism.
Thanks for sharing your opinion about the tweet.
No, my post was about your post obviously. Sad that you don’t have anything better to do than that.
I seem to have some vague recollection of women saying they didn’t want to run into a strange man at all? Maybe they’d even prefer it be a bear? I don’t know, my memory is so bad these days.
