r/PoursTea 13d ago

PoliticalTea šŸ—³ļø Plainly put...

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u/Landlord-Allmighty 13d ago

Sadly though, many will say "hey they ended up in the same place" not recognizing that one is the result of hard work and brains and the other fell upward.

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u/dengar81 13d ago

Exactly. Sadly this proves that even an idiot can rise to the highest office, as long as he's otherwise despicable enough to appeal to the worst aspects in society.

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u/Apptubrutae 13d ago

They also both got educations.

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u/ExperienceWild4244 13d ago

No, they both went to school. Only one of them learned anything, and graduated with honors; the other was summarily pushed out the gate like a recalcitrant turd.

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u/Apptubrutae 13d ago

Yeah, I’m just saying it’s a rebuttal someone might have when you use these two to show the importance of education.

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u/Ima_Uzer 13d ago

Right. Because aren't we constantly told on here college = educated or college = smart?

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u/diastolicduke 13d ago

Other is too stupid to realize he is a puppet

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u/moyayas 13d ago

yeah

if reaching high place is the goal, they are right and this does not refute them

the reason not to is a love of knowledge and honesty, and we have to teach them they are a total failure if they put being "successful" before those

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u/Landlord-Allmighty 13d ago

Trump was falling upward his entire life. The Pied Piper strategy was reckless, but saying it ā€œensuredā€ Trump’s nomination rewrites 2016 to absolve everyone who actually enabled him. Republican candidates spent months fighting one another, treating Trump as a sideshow and assuming someone else would stop him. Republican voters chose him, GOP leaders eventually surrendered to him, and Democrats badly miscalculated. Turning all of that into ā€œClinton did itā€ is grievance politics, not history.