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In reply to the discussion: Why do white men as a demographic always vote Republican? [View all]Hassin Bin Sober
(27,472 posts)107. Pseudo Masculinity or toxic masculinity or whatever it's called
They want to be tough guys. They dont want to be libs (I mean besides the racism and misogyny of a good percentage).
Ive known several guys like that. Their wives would just roll their eyes at them.
My neighbor was one of them in 2004 - until I sat him down and made him watch the first Bush/Kerry debate with me. That was the debate Bush flopped majorly- flop sweat and all.
The reaction was dude, Bush is an idiot
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Because the status quo and conservatisim are a white supremacy that prizes masculinity.
WhiskeyGrinder
Nov 2020
#1
I do believe a belief in authoritarianism--"Daddy-issues" and racism does explain
hlthe2b
Nov 2020
#10
Articles asking why white women tend to vote Republican are not "scapegoating" -- they're asking
WhiskeyGrinder
Nov 2020
#24
I am really unclear on what this "scapegoating" looks like and who's doing it. When you say
WhiskeyGrinder
Nov 2020
#48
I adamantly disagree white feminists do not recognize the work the needs to be done with other
LizBeth
Nov 2020
#47
I think it was a lower amount, personally. And I disagree I am a visitor to the party.
LizBeth
Nov 2020
#12
I heard my boss say one time that he always voted Republican because of his Christian values.
Arkansas Granny
Nov 2020
#6
Actually that article was debunked very publicly. Truthfully, we don't yet know exactly how many
hlthe2b
Nov 2020
#38
Do you know what I do during the day? How much time I spend here - or don't?
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2020
#56
Then make it in a valid way. Black/white, all of nothing statements and thinking
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2020
#70
It is not the point you were trying to make, it was the way you were making it.
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2020
#81
Haven't read it - but if it was an article - that's awful word choices. Just because
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2020
#95
I am understanding where you are coming from. Yes, it is always on the woman to be above it all,
LizBeth
Nov 2020
#64
Well, then the statement white people are guests in the party when they bring the majority of the
LizBeth
Nov 2020
#22
I am a white, 61 year old, male, life-long blue collar worker. I voted GOP one time in my life.
Progressive Jones
Nov 2020
#60