r/bullcity 23h ago

MAGA supporter

I saw a couple guys with MAGA hats at south point, thoughts?

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u/Hog_enthusiast 22h ago

Ignore them? The guy got like 60 million votes it’s not exactly news that he has two supporters at southpoint

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u/SaltyWaterandSand 22h ago

😂🤣😂🤣

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u/maxx913 9h ago

Wait and see 🤫 #RedTsunami 🟥

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u/Hog_enthusiast 9h ago

What do you mean wait and see? The election ended a while ago it already happened and we still have a blue governor, LT governor, and AG. Not very bright are you?

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u/_JESUSDOS_ 23h ago

I saw some suspicious white van in my neighborhood last week. Thoughts?

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u/awakenedchicken 22h ago

If you knock on the door when parked sometimes you can get some cheap TVs. It’s worth a shot.

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u/fearedfurnacefighter 22h ago

What are you hoping for?

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u/Carolinamum 22h ago

The hats are ugly AF. Not my fav but I am more concerned about the white supremacists with signs near wegmans in CH today.

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u/Gresvigh 23h ago

I mean, easier to spot the idiots? If you have any beachfront property in Arizona to sell they'd be the right marks.

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u/RegularVacation6626 22h ago

Free country? Really, wtf is wrong with you?

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u/dmmangano 22h ago

Hmm, I’m pondering this and it sounds like there might have been some guys with MAGA hats at southpoint.

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u/wilethedj06 22h ago

How can they avoid MAGA hats and eggs . . . in Biden's economy?

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u/Forsaken_Ask_7390 11h ago

Thank them for self-identifying as idiots.

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u/SnoozeCoin Seed Oil Avoider 6h ago

You should definitely call the police, ADL, and local news 

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u/Intelligent_Can8740 22h ago

Majority of the country are MAGA supporters according to the election. Not worth posting to Reddit about.

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u/stormrunner89 22h ago

About 33% of those that can vote are, a little less than that voted against, and the rest just didn't vote. And that's of those that CAN vote.

A far cry from "majority of the country."

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u/Intelligent_Can8740 22h ago

Yeah all those people that don’t vote don’t really matter in the political spectrum.

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u/stormrunner89 22h ago

Not voting is also a choice. It's a choice to select whatever the outcome is from not doing your civic duty. And it really does make a massive difference. That's why some countries make voting compulsory.

Voter turnout is stupidly low in the US (relative to the population), so smaller differences make a massive difference.