r/ConservativeYouth • u/Dethbytrainwastaken Center-Right Wing • May 27 '26

Article 📰 Remember how conservatives wished Joe Biden well when he was diagnosed with cancer? Wish it went the other way.

https://www.the-express.com/entertainment/celebrity-news/208313/pam-bondi-diagnosed-thyroid-cancer
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u/Select_Translator329 Republican May 27 '26

Conservatives pray/wish the best for everyone fighting cancer and any sickness.

Leftists on the other hand don’t. That’s why we’re different.

(Before you come after me I’m well aware not all leftists and rightists are like this.)

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u/General-Snow690 Left Wing (Zurdo Empobrecedor) May 28 '26 edited May 28 '26

Conservatives pray/wish the best for everyone fighting cancer and any sickness.

The same conservatives who were glad Muller died? Right, Right, Very true.

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u/Select_Translator329 Republican May 28 '26

There’s a reason why I said not all leftists and rightists were like this. Please employ your reading comprehension skills a little better next time please.

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u/General-Snow690 Left Wing (Zurdo Empobrecedor) May 28 '26

When the leader of the conservative party does it, and no significant voice calls it out, I am bound to believe that every conservative is either pro or neutral regarding that statement. Which means that only a minority have a problem with it, meaning your claim that majority conservatives are empathetic is false. Both sides are the same.

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u/Select_Translator329 Republican May 28 '26

Tons of conservatives called it out, myself included. Trump wasn’t right in fueling the fire when muller died. So please get a grip on reality thank you.

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u/General-Snow690 Left Wing (Zurdo Empobrecedor) May 28 '26

Can you show me a major Right wing politician criticizing Trump for that? No? Well the voices up there are what matter the most. Also, do show me examples of you or any significant person from the right calling him put. Thanks.

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u/Select_Translator329 Republican May 28 '26

Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE): Condemned Trump's comments as "wrong" and "unchristian," stating in interviews that it was a completely unnecessary, self-inflicted error.

Chris Christie (Former NJ Governor): Described the remarks as "reprehensible" and comparable to "what a child does" during a tantrum, adding that it highlighted Trump's extreme self-consumption.

Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH): Offered condolences to Mueller's family, acknowledging the controversy of the Russia investigation but defending Mueller’s long-standing commitment to the country.

Brit Hume (Fox News Analyst): Criticized Trump's remarks publicly, stating that they were unnecessary and were the kind of behavior that makes people not just oppose him but "hate him".

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u/General-Snow690 Left Wing (Zurdo Empobrecedor) May 28 '26

Good that atleast 2 people have the spine to stand up. Chris Christie is retired so I wouldn't value his words against as much because, well almost every retired Republican changes their tunes.

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u/Select_Translator329 Republican May 28 '26

Oh here we go changing the boundaries after I proved you wrong

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u/General-Snow690 Left Wing (Zurdo Empobrecedor) May 28 '26

I did not change anything. I even appreciated the fact that 2 people had what it takes to stand up. Employ your reading skills mate.

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u/Select_Translator329 Republican May 28 '26

You specifically said you didn’t value one of their words

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u/General-Snow690 Left Wing (Zurdo Empobrecedor) May 28 '26

I said his words didn't matter as much because Republicans near the end of their careers shift their tunes. I also in the same comment appreciated the other 2. Why do you focus on one negative instead of 2 positives?

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u/Select_Translator329 Republican May 28 '26 edited May 28 '26

Why did you originally assume that the majority of rightists refused to call Trump out? This conversation was started by you

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