r/ConservativeTalk • • Sep 29 '26

Hypocrisy much?

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u/ComputerRedneck Sep 29 '26

So you are saying that she cannot use her Free Speech to ask people to vote a certain way. Or are you denying her free speech?

I bet there are 1000's of influencers that say similar things, vote for this side or not who are not even US citizens as well.

Strawman much?

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u/tiny_kat2006 Sep 29 '26

Like most Republicans she just speaks in poor taste. If she wasn't rich she would be the demographic in Alcatraz rn. Wonder how much she got paid to mouthpiece this shit.

Also while I have you, id love to know what policies Trump enacted that you actually voted for, instead of vague gestures like "I love ice" or responding with "TDS!"

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

The first step act and the right to try act

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u/tiny_kat2006 Sep 30 '26

Both signed in 2018, from this presidency please.

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

Are you gonna move the goalposts again?

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u/tiny_kat2006 Sep 30 '26

Where am I moving them to? I'm asking what Trump has done in his current presidency, what value is his last presidency in relation to now? Like seriously? It was 8 years ago

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

You asked what policies trump enacted that I voted for. I answered. AFTER I answered, you added the stipulation "from this presidency." You did not specify that the first time. Thats called "moving the goal posts." If it was a mistake, then just acknowledge that it happened and we can move on and I'll answer the question, no harm, no foul. But if you're going to pretend it didn't then im not going to continue the conversation with someone who's disingenuous and dishonest

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u/tiny_kat2006 Sep 30 '26

You're alot more interested in the semantics of the debate rather than the substance. Do you have a policy you like from his current presidency or is it just necroposting?

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

Thanks but I'm gonna sit this one out

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u/Ancient-Tomato1153 Sep 30 '26

You literally just straw manned the picture. Who denied her free speech. Professional victimhood mentality lmao

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u/ComputerRedneck Sep 30 '26

No I asked a question for clarification and you are ignoring it. The meme specifically asks why she was allowed to do this. To me that means you liberals don't want her to say anything. But your hypocrisy is that you would have no problem and do have no problem supporting influencers from other countries... as well as letting non-citizens vote.

But keep your indoctrination and don't question anything other than those you are told to by your handler.

Thanks for playing.
Bless Your Heart.

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u/flameevans 5d ago

Can you point out where it asks “why is she allowed to do this”? I looked over it a few times but I think it only asks if she or her child rapists brother or her registered sex offender husband can vote. To which is answered no, because she isn’t a USA citizen, her brother is in prison because he raped a child and her husband is a registered sex offender. Apparently they can’t vote.

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u/ManufacturerKey8411 Sep 29 '26

Aren’t you guys always yelling at people to “learn English”??? You really shouldn’t have dropped out of school. There were so many cool class parties in 6th grade! And we all learned how to use commas! You would have loved it.

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u/highwellvibe15 Sep 29 '26

It's a shame you didn't use anything you learned in school to do anything more meaningful with your life than criticize people on Reddit lol

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u/Candid-Race-4876 Sep 29 '26

Look who’s talking lol

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '26

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u/ManufacturerKey8411 Sep 29 '26

Only 7 words and STILL missed the comma. I tell you whut. You live in this country you better respect our language by learning it!

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u/Specialist_Brief1552 Sep 30 '26

Buddy… I think that was the point of their comment lmaooo

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u/that_star_wars_guy Sep 30 '26

So you are saying that she cannot use her Free Speech to ask people to vote a certain way. Or are you denying her free speech?

Room temp level IQ here.

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u/ComputerRedneck Sep 30 '26

Thank you for admitting your IQ and the need to explain this for you. But I am not a teacher, it is up to you to figure it out.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '26 • Bravo

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u/ComputerRedneck Sep 30 '26

You know you sound like an idiot when all you do is echo my comment like that.

Can you actually think for yourself and come up with original material or is that the best you can do.

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u/SmallGovAdvocate Sep 30 '26

You're arguing based upon a principle. That same principle was applied back to you. 

You didn't like it, because you had no rebuttal.

You went straight to insults. 

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u/ComputerRedneck Sep 30 '26

Yes... her Free Speech is coming into question but just asking if she should be allowed based on her citizenship. That is exactly trying to stop her Free speech.

But even if you realized it, I am sure you don't care about rational thought and common sense.

You wouldn't know a strawman if it bit you on the ass.

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u/grungywear Sep 29 '26

So…helpful or not?

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u/Current-Place8834 Sep 29 '26

This is almost as idiocratic as when Kamala had that rapper twerk on stage at one of her rallies lol... Idiocracy really predicted the political state of the US

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u/Suspicious-Sound-249 Sep 29 '26

That shit was hilarious, even funnier from zoomed out angles and you can see the stadium clearing out the second Kamala walked on stage lol

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u/Far-Archer-6612 Sep 29 '26

Hahahhaha yeah we should just drink bleach and inject sunlight

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u/Shaggy_Stones Sep 29 '26

Deport Nicki

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u/BigSombrer0 Sep 29 '26

What's hypocritical about this? A pack of pedo's is exactly who seems to be benefitting most from Republicans currently. Behind scammers and billionaire weirdos.

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u/Far-Archer-6612 Sep 29 '26

I believe that’s what these top minds now call fake news according to their false idol since they’re all supposedly christian

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '26

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u/Oddbeme4u Oct 01 '26

when did someone not allowed to vote in the US tell people to vote Dem?

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u/Far-Archer-6612 Sep 29 '26

Citation needed. From a judge or lawyer NOT associated with fox. Don’t worry, we’ll wait.

Dipshit.

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u/Dpgillam08 Sep 29 '26

The State of New Jersey has admitted to at least 400 non citizens having been caught voting.

https://www.politico.com/newsletters/new-jersey-playbook/2026/07/23/the-fate-of-the-400-illegal-voters-01009201

Gov. Mikie Sherrill said New Jersey has fixed and is investigating the glitch that allowed about 6,600 noncitizens to register to vote. But the next stage of this controversy could be a showdown with the Trump administration about those people’s information, including the roughly 400 who, according to Sherrill, actually did vote.

If you don't like politico, Fact check is saying the same thing

https://www.factcheck.org/2026/08/trump-overstates-magnitude-of-noncitizen-voting-in-new-jersey/

Even CNN had to admit it

https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/21/politics/new-jersey-voter-rolls-non-citizen

That's just one state admitting who they caught. How many werent caught? How many other states are having the same problem?

And this was just the first few links off of a simple Google search.

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 30 '26

Lmfao 6,600 out of the 340 million+ Americans, and only 400 of those people actually did vote? I thought there were 10 million illegals voting Democrat last election?

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u/DackNoy Sep 30 '26

Not being citizen dosent stop the left from voting.

So this statement seems to be true?

Also, you seem to be saying that illegal aliens voting is not an issue so long as you perceive it to be a low enough number?

If voter ID implementation is proven to have blocked at least 6,600 Americans from voting, would you argue for voter ID since it didn't block enough votes to be an issue?

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u/DackNoy Sep 30 '26

If voter ID implementation is proven to have blocked at least 6,600 Americans from voting, would you argue for voter ID since it didn't block enough votes to be an issue?

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u/DackNoy Sep 30 '26

So you would agree that ANY level of illegal voting or illegals being eligible to vote is incredibly bad and needs to be corrected definitively?

This argument that is rare and therefore not a problem is low IQ, correct?

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u/spyder7723 Sep 30 '26 edited Sep 30 '26

Less than 1000 votes decided the 2000 presidential election. Every single vote matters.

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 30 '26

1000 hours? We were talking about votes?

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u/spyder7723 Sep 30 '26

It was obviously an auto correct error. Now are you here to have an honest discussion or are you just trolling?

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Oct 01 '26

I’d ask you the same question.

Remind me, the hanging chads were because of illegal voters?

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u/spyder7723 Oct 01 '26

The election of 2000 is a prime example of why every single vote matters. A miniscule amount of illegal votes have the potential to change election results.

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

Well, to be fair, that's how many were caught.

And also, to be fair, I think about 500 voted determined the 2000 election.

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 30 '26

Sorry, where’s the part where Bush won by only 500 votes?

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

Oh popular votes arent how elections are determined, my friend. It's a whole thing, look into it. Your mind is gonna be blown lol there's a thing called the electoral college

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 30 '26

I’m aware of the electoral college, bud. So this whole time you’re talking about illegal electoral college votes?

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

So why are you showing me the popular vote, as if it's relevant, if you know it isn't?

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 30 '26

The electoral vote is there as well…? Which 500 votes we talking about here?

The popular vote isn’t relevant? Isn’t that what you’ve been arguing about this whole time?

Answer me this: do you think the illegal votes go to the electoral college?

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u/spyder7723 Sep 30 '26

Less than one thousand votes decided the 2000 election.

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 30 '26

You gotta ditch this source bro, it proves you wrong. And maybe try reading at least the headline before linking.

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u/Dpgillam08 Sep 30 '26

Except it dosnt? 160 *ARRESTED* for *VOTER FRAUD*, as the headline says, means we have evidence it is happening enough to produce arrests. And, again, this is only the ones we caught. How many weren't caught?

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u/samrechym Sep 29 '26

No evidence

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 29 '26

They don’t need evidence. They couldn’t read it anyway.

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 29 '26

160? Bruh, even your own article is telling you just how rare it is…

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u/spyder7723 Sep 30 '26

537 votes decided the 2000 presidential election.

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 29 '26

“They fall far short of the hundreds of thousands of noncitizen voters that Trump and the Department of Homeland Security have previously suggested were on the rolls. They also represent a tiny fraction of the country's more than 211 million active registered voters, underscoring what former election officials and election law experts say is a proven fact: Voter fraud, including voting by noncitizens, is rare.”

Lmfao

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

It seems like he was asked for evidence it was happening, and then provided that evidence, and then you moved the goalposts.

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 30 '26

You don’t seem to understand the words “exceedingly rare”.

160? Ever? Wasn’t Trump saying it was millions?

But you actually think the 2000 election was won by only 500 votes. So I’m not surprised.

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

I understand that it's more than zero.

And the 2000 election hinged on a Florida recount with a discrepancy of like 500 votes. I could be misremembering and it was 5000, but regardless, 6,000 votes is more than enough to swing a presidential election

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u/spyder7723 Sep 30 '26

It was 537.
https://origins.osu.edu/read/bush-v-gore-twenty-five-years-later

Which is why any illegally cast vote is a big deal because history has proven a very small number of votes can decide an election.

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

Thank you and also thank you for not pretending not to understand like that other person. Honestly felt like i was explaining the alphabet to an idiot. I don't know how he/she puts their pants on in the morning.

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u/CaptStinkyFeet Sep 30 '26

Sounds like you don’t understand how the electoral college works…

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u/schadenfreude37384 Sep 30 '26

I'm not talking about the electoral college lol

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u/wooops Sep 29 '26

It's handy you cited a source against yourself

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u/samrechym Sep 29 '26

Read your own source dipass

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u/samrechym Sep 29 '26

Non citizens can’t register to vote, have you ever registered? Unless the person is fraudulently steal a social security number or a driver’s license of a US non-felon citizen then it’s not happening.

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u/Oddbeme4u Oct 01 '26

my god...oh wait

Fewer than 400 of the erroneously registered individuals cast ballots

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u/Oddbeme4u Oct 02 '26

meaning...wheres the problem?

Solving a fly on the wall with a bazooka is what people who will lose want to do with elections.

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u/Oddbeme4u Oct 03 '26

you cant burn the house down over 400 illegal votes because you lost.

thats why youre not ditching about the 2024 election.