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u/esjb11 Feb 10 '25

Whats this egg thingy that keeps on popping up here on reddit about? Has eggs really gotten that expensive in America?

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u/killwhatyoucan 2006 Feb 10 '25

where i live it’s like $8 for a dozen. It used to be $2

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u/esjb11 Feb 10 '25

Okey thats actually alot 👀

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25 edited Feb 10 '25

Cheap eggs are important because they are a stable source of nutrients for Americans. The egg price issue keeps getting mentioned also because it's a prime example of double standards from conservative voters who claimed they voted for Trump to lower prices and that Biden was responsible for the price hike.

However, egg price is so crazy right now mainly because of bird flu and the rule of supply and demand is at play, in addition to corporate greed. There was very little Biden could've done and there is little Trump can do now. However, under Trump, conservative voters are either ignoring this completely or bringing out all sorts of economic theories to justify why Trump cannot bring down prices while they couldn't do the same things while Biden was president.

Instead of focusing on the reason they claimed they voted Trump for, they're now talking the dismantling of the Department of Education and banning trans woman from women sport, which affects roughly ~10 athletes and maybe 5 kids in highschool sports.

Edit: I just remembered an interaction I had with a conservative voter before the election. They vowed to vote for Trump because of egg prices, I explained the same thing to them as I just did in this comment, they called me a sheep for believing in the bird flu conspiracy made up by the CDC. But now, suddenly, bird flu is real and should be taken seriously. Fuck you all. That's all.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25 edited Feb 10 '25

Bird flu. Prices of chicken meat have spiked as well.

Edit: Doing some research on the topic, bird flu does affect egg prices much more directly than meat, due to egg laying chickens tending to live longer. So they are more likely vectors for the disease simply because they live long enough for it to proliferate, whereas that’s less of a problem with meat chickens which are slaughtered earlier in life. That’s not to say bird flu hasn’t affected meat chickens at all, it’s inevitably going to impact the industry to some extent.

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u/AshleyAshes1984 Feb 10 '25

Yeah, I'm Canadian and thought it was some weird American over sensitivity, then saw an article showing like USD$7-$USD$9.50 for a dozen eggs at basic places like Wal-Mart and was thinking 'What in the FUCK???'

They're like CAD$3.50-CAD$5 here.

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u/Choco_Cat777 2004 Feb 10 '25 edited Feb 10 '25

It's 3 dollars where I am in California

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Add in where I’m at, California, and the average carton is sitting at 12 dollars

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u/JourneyThiefer 1999 Feb 10 '25

Wait that’s actually a rip off wtf? Why do they cost so much in the US?

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u/albionstrike Feb 10 '25

mix of bird flu and corporate greed

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u/Greenbeans21 Feb 10 '25

Where I live it’s about 13$ a dozen IF you can find them in stores. The shelves have been pretty empty a little after Trump got in. Certainly hasn’t helped.

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u/FaceThief9000 Feb 10 '25

Bruh, I've seen eggs as high as $15 a dozen.

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u/Unique_Year4144 Feb 10 '25

Tldr: post pandemic, thanks to a combination of Inflation and corporate greed, everything has gotten stupid expensive in the US particulary basic necessities like in this case Eggs. For the 2024 elections Republicans use these prices as an argument on why they should be voted and Trump particulary campaigned on the behalf of reducing prices using tarrifs, so that's why you see a bunch of leftiest repeating the "Muh eggs" because instead of adressing the problems that everyday people face, The neo-Trump administration has focused on either targeting minorities, Immigrants (which ironically are some of the most important work force for farm jobs) and tariffs wars with Other nations

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u/YakubianMaddness 1995 Feb 10 '25

It’s kinda a mock towards conservatives/maga, when they were using the price of eggs as a measurement of how bad the economy is and that it’s all Biden’s fault. Now Trump is in office and he didn’t lower the price, but it went up during his presidency, well, Left leaning people are throwing it back at them

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u/Partydude19 2004 Feb 10 '25

Yeah, it's because there has been an Avian Flu outbreak in North America that the new administration in the US is trying its hardest to ignore.

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u/FaceThief9000 Feb 10 '25

Don't forget during their first term they rolled back regulations to help prevent it.

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u/sr603 1997 Feb 10 '25

Since Covid/post Covid the cost of eggs has increased/decreased due to different reasons.

Currently the reason for the increase is because farms are experiencing a bird flu so they have to kill off their flocks.

Less chickens = less eggs + same demand for eggs = higher prices

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u/FaceThief9000 Feb 10 '25

And who rolled back regulations to help prevent that? Orange Julius.

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u/Expert_Seesaw3316 2005 Feb 10 '25

Trump specifically claimed that he would bring the prices of eggs down so people are going to continue to throw it in his face until he actually does it

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u/No-Discipline-2729 2006 Feb 10 '25 edited Feb 10 '25

During the election in the US, Donald Trump's (current president) talking points were that eggs cost a lot. He blamed former President Joe Biden for this. Now, people are talking about the price of eggs going up to mock the current president and his supporters.

The increased price of eggs was not Biden's fault, and the current increase in egg prices is not fully Trump's fault.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

There was an outbreak of bird flu across a swath of producers, and they have yet to catch up so the price of eggs are up if you buy the shitty quality eggs from the factory farms. The eggs I have been buying for the past 5 years have always been $10 and are now $9.

The news also sprouted panic buying like with toilet paper during covid.

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u/gadgaurd Feb 10 '25

That's part of it, prices are going up. A lot of conservites ignored literally everything wrong with Trump and voted for him because he'd be the one to lower the price of groceries(or so they claimed at the time), eggs used as a popular example. And Trump did swear that he'd have grocery prices down "day one".

He backtracked on that very shortly after winning the election. We're weeks into his new administration and nothing.

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u/TMBLeif Feb 10 '25

My store sells a 60 count of eggs. After the pandemic, it dropped to about $8 from a high of $20. The other day, I looked at it and laughed aloud because they were $27.

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u/LunaticBZ Feb 10 '25

Trans people poisoned our water supply, burned our crops and delivered a plague unto our houses!

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u/YeetusTheMediocre 1996 Feb 10 '25

They did?!?

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u/LunaticBZ Feb 10 '25

Well, no. BUT are we just going to wait around until they DO!

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u/AlienZer Feb 10 '25

Lmao, with how it's currently going, I'm sure there are people saying with serious tone.

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u/InevitableStuff7572 Feb 10 '25

They’re turning the friggin frogs gay!

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u/BrunusManOWar Feb 10 '25

Theyre eating the daaawgs, theyre eating the cats

They are turning the frogs gay

People from all over Springfield are calling me, and they are saying "our pets are in danger, they are scared, help us Donald!"

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

I know it's funny but that's one of the few things Alex Jones was right about, tbf. The frogs and other aquatic animals were, in fact, developing issues with their sex organs due to chemicals in the water.

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u/angry-key-smash6693 Feb 10 '25

No no no good sir, we Burned the Water, Poisoned the Houses and delivered a plague on the crops!

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u/mikeymikesh Feb 10 '25

I thought you delivered a plague unto our water supply, poisoned our crops, and burned our houses.

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u/angry-key-smash6693 Feb 10 '25

Ah, was that what it was? It's so hard to keep track with all the pillaging lately!

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u/Excellent-Berry-2331 2009 Feb 10 '25

“Uhm, Papyrus? I… burnt the water.”

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u/rvasko3 Feb 10 '25

They turned me into a newt!

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u/MHG_Brixby Feb 10 '25

And we'll do it again!

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u/Western_Echo2522 Feb 10 '25

I don’t remember doing that… Steve… did you do that??

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

People talking about trans people are missing the point and again, we're focused on the wrong 1%. The food manufacturer's in this country just received RECORD PROFITS. Yes, we are entering a new "gilded age" when just a few people owned over half of a nation's wealth. This is not sustainable see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilded_Age We need more unions to protect workers rights.

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u/DryTart978 Feb 10 '25

Unions are undeniably necessary, but simply trying to shackle the rich does not go far enough. There should be no rich to shackle, no rich to oppress their workers, no rich to corrupt the government. The only way to truly accomplish this is to have the workers own the companies they work in. The workers who actually keep the company running should decide how it runs! Instead of having shareholders vote on policy, it should be the workers whose lives are actually affected by that policy who vote for it.

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u/Icy-Bicycle-Crab Feb 10 '25

That's nice, but instead you've got a government where the three richest people in the Trump administration have more wealth than 50% of Americans combined. 

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u/Icy-Bicycle-Crab Feb 10 '25

Every year needs to be "record profits", that's just how capitalism works. Line must go up.

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u/AkuTheNiceGuy 1997 Feb 10 '25

Trans rights are human rights. 🏳️‍🌈

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u/zherok Feb 10 '25

I saw some post from a gay subreddit talking about how he was happy that the "T" was being decoupled from LGBTQ, because he couldn't see how it affected him.

I'm not in those categories, so I can't tell anyone how to feel, but man, you can't throw transgender people under the bus and expect to come out ahead. It's not even that gay people are next, a state is already attempting to build a case to kill federal protections on gay marriage.

Attacking transgender rights is just a trojan horse to dismantle them for other minorities. The conservative movement will always find another "other" to hurt. They've just had to shift wedge issues to a more acceptable target. And if it's not you now, that's no guarantee it won't be in the near future.

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u/Alert_Scientist9374 Feb 10 '25

I always wonder with that type of gay person..... If they can't accept Trans people.... How can they expect hetero people to accept them?

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u/zherok Feb 10 '25

Yeah, you can't "other" your way to human rights. You'll never be "one of the good ones" for long with a crowd willing to erase another minority.

It's why the Log Cabin Republicans are so baffling. Unless you're Peter Thiel, you're probably not so rich you can ignore that your party hates you on a fundamental level.

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u/TonightIll4637 Feb 10 '25

I had someone on a non-gay subreddit tell me the same thing. Little do they know, Idaho just introduced a bill to bring back a gay marriage ban. Also, an elected official in a county near me (VERY rural area) is trying to be Trump Junior and get trans athletes banned from playing sports on "girls" teams county wide K-12. One of the local LGBT organizers that deals with youth very often criticized this since they couldn't even think of one trans student in the school system who is out. They are making laws just to show their phobias. Now image if they tried for a law banning gay boys from the football team. Wouldn't surprise me at this point.

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u/MHG_Brixby Feb 10 '25

It's also super disrespectful to queer history

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u/AnitsdaBad0mbre Feb 10 '25

I'm sure they exist, but 9/10 when you see a LGB against the T memes it's some sad little right wing incel/ terf, probably made by some pathetic witch like J. k. Rowling but the community is strong we love our Trans family and they'll always have a home with us ❤️❤️

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u/AkuTheNiceGuy 1997 Feb 10 '25

I just don't get these people. They are opening up a wave of discrimination close to times of the Trans-Alantic slave trade. To say we as a society should allow a group to be discriminated against because they're born different is dangerous. One day, it's how you identify, next is your skin, then your alligance to the country. The mechanism behind these ideals truly don't discriminate. It's you're it, or you're not, and everyone cracks at some point. The leaders at the top can't keep up and use it to maintain power over an ignorant populace. Scary times living among the blind.

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u/zherok Feb 10 '25

There's a lot of weight being put on the idea of (white) male exceptionalism too. It's one of the core foundations of the modern conservative movement, and very integral to why it's so popular among younger (predominately white) men in particular.

And the constant fixation on DEI is just a way of labeling anyone who doesn't fit their ideal as inherently less qualified. The tortured logic Trump used to blame DEI for the recent helicopter collision, where even the idea of having to work with a non-white minority or disabled person apparently ruined things for their white co-workers really spoke to that.

A lot of white women are in for a rude awakening when they find out that they're probably the biggest recipients of DEI.

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u/TheTerrasque Feb 10 '25

In Norway there was a poem, written ~1936, called "Du må ikke sove!" by Arnulf Øverland (Translates to "Dare not sleep") warning against indifference and letting injustice and dehumanization happen just because you're not affected.

There is one line in it that's very often quoted, and most norwegians know it by heart: "Du må ikke tåle så inderlig vel den urett som ikke rammer dig selv!"

Translated it means

"You must not so willingly endure the injustice that does not affect you personally!"

I wish more people knew that quote, and took it to heart.

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u/Majestic_Bierd Feb 10 '25

You assume conservatives care about human rights

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u/Carminestream Feb 10 '25

I’m starting to think that the people who say “class reductionism” when people try to bring attention to the rich are actually paid off by the same rich people

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u/Matcha_Bubble_Tea Feb 10 '25

lol it’s so funny to see who in the comments get offended and try to dispute the obvious hate. Like easy to identity who’s a MAGA person. 🤭

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Did I miss something? Did someone blame these things on trans people?

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u/YakubianMaddness 1995 Feb 10 '25

No but for a group that constantly complained about the economy under Biden, now they seem to just focus their energy on attacking Trans people

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u/throwtheamiibosaway Feb 10 '25

Culture war to draw away the attention. Gotta keep people discussing whether people have rights, so they can loot the government from the inside.

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u/YakubianMaddness 1995 Feb 10 '25

You are definitely not wrong

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u/butterycrumble Feb 10 '25

This is a very recent quote from laverne Cox. Would have been nice if OP gave credit.

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u/ObamaDerangementSynd Feb 10 '25

That was all the N @z i Republican party ran on

Oh and how raising prices with tariffs will magically lower prices

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

I don't follow politics very much. They said trans people were the cause of inflation?

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u/Digitijs Feb 10 '25

There's one particular political party in the USA that keeps blaming things on everyone who isn't a white straight man

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u/rangkilrog Feb 10 '25

I love this talking point but it misunderstands the issue. Conservatives don’t hate trans people because of the affordability crisis. They hate trans people because conservatives don’t want trans kids.

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u/milkkore Feb 10 '25

I don't think conservatives blaming trans people for grocery prices is the implication. It's about how, instead of tackling greedflation and the bird flu, the Trump admin is obsessed with making the lives of trans people hell on earth. All while being cheered on by the dipshits that voted for them.

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u/WrenTheEgg Feb 10 '25

I just want to access healthcare and documents :’| wtf is my president focusing on me and my 0.5% of the U.S. population instead of the economy for, i do not know :I

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u/Glittering-Cook1563 2000 Feb 10 '25

Some Americans don't care sadly.

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u/00010a Feb 10 '25

I don't understand this.

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u/Necessary-Dog1693 Feb 10 '25

None of the parties want to end slavery of corporations who pay minimum wages and no taxes while using loopholes but people fight for D and R.

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u/AZbroman1990 Feb 10 '25

They aren’t worried about that, they are worried about school administrators and online predators convincing their children they are trans

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u/NightSufficient452 Feb 10 '25

God I hate my generation

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u/No-Professional-1461 Feb 10 '25

I have to wonder, who finds this as an argument with substance. I'd blame government for this 100% before I'd blame a minority. That would be like cursing black people after stubbing my toe. Its not even remotely related. Do people actually make arguments like this? This is incredibly reductive.

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u/Abortedinapastlife Feb 10 '25

Bird flu isn’t trump or Biden’s fault ya fuckn goofballs

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u/Nate2322 2005 Feb 10 '25

Correct but Trump gutting the people who help deal with that right after his term started is his fault and he should be blamed for that. We shouldn’t judge presidents for natural things but we should 100% judge them for their response.

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u/M44t_ 2002 Feb 10 '25

Which is EXACTLY the same thing that happened during covid. We can ABSOLUTELY blame politicians for poorly handling things. (See: how badly Trump managed COVID compared to the rest of the world)

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u/PrometheusMMIV Feb 10 '25

Who said they were?

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Nobody ever said they were?

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

WRONG. Billionaires aren’t reason you can’t buy eggs. The US govt has debased your dollars.

The metric they use for inflation of unemployment. They start lowering rates when unemployment goes up, so wages stay stagnant.

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u/Sweet_Computer_7116 2001 Feb 10 '25

No need to remind anyone of this. This is useless.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Absolutely true, and also the reason Kamala Harris lost the election. DNC's a mess and its leaders are part of the cleptocracy. Drop the rainbow bullshit and focus on the working class.

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u/Wartickler Feb 10 '25

I mean, whatever your issues are, to be fair you can focus on more than one issue at a time...

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u/shewy92 Feb 10 '25

The real /r/ egg_irl

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u/dix4mee Feb 10 '25

That’s a fact!

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u/Ello-Asty Feb 10 '25

Great, now do one for illegal immigrants, that's the current red herring to hide their theft of our taxes and their lack of contribution

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u/AmbitiousFace7172 Feb 10 '25

Whoever said they were?

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u/TheOneWhoReadsStuff Feb 10 '25 edited Feb 10 '25

NOBODY has ever said trans people are the reason eggs are expensive. Get over yourself.

As far as other things goes, however, USAID has (had) some interesting spending habits regarding our tax money.

Not saying it’s trans people’s faults, but it’s probably the reason why all we hear about in the news, in movies, on tv, on reddit, etc etc is trans people this and trans people that. Meanwhile they’re less than a percentage of the population. It has to be because of the propaganda imposed by someone. For some reason. And that is something I hope we find out real soon.

It’s less to do with trans people and more to do with corruption.

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u/G4Disco Feb 10 '25

Criminals get housed in luxury hotels when you can't afford a house. Focus on the politicians that don't care about you, yet you vote for.

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u/One-Dragonfruit-526 Feb 10 '25

No one blamed trans people for egg prices.

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u/Iayup Feb 10 '25

You’re right, it is impossible to have opinions on unrelated things

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Wanting to keep a group of people like transpeople from living their lives isn’t an opinion. It is oppression.

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u/CaliberFish Feb 10 '25

Who blamed trans people for anything?

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u/bdizzle805 Feb 10 '25

He spent over 215 million on anti trans ads during his campaign

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u/YakubianMaddness 1995 Feb 10 '25

Mentally Ill conservatives, going off of how much they complain about them.

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u/Icy-Bicycle-Crab Feb 10 '25

Republicans... Who just voted to hate trans people.

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u/Spaduf Feb 10 '25

That'd be the president.

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u/OSRS-HVAC Feb 10 '25

Right? This shits so weird? These are two completely separate issues.

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u/ObamaDerangementSynd Feb 10 '25

That was all the N @z i Republican party ran on

Oh and how raising prices with tariffs will magically lower prices

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u/zozo_flippityflop Feb 10 '25

The entirety of the right wing.

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u/okayedokaye Feb 10 '25

Absolutely. But damn, at least give Laverne Cox credit for this statement

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u/881221792651 Feb 10 '25

Think of a "problem" that doesn't exist. Republicans are most likely trying to "solve" that problem.

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u/Cheesy429 Feb 10 '25

Correct, that is liberals. We do not hate trans people. I have had friends who were trans. But some of them are serious posers trying to get at children and people are too dumb to see it. If someone is trans, fine. Good for them. Why do they need to be celebrated in schools? Should I be given a prep rally at the local high school to talk about my wife's legs and my obsession with them?

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

“Behind rising egg prices and shortages is a strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), known as H5N1, that killed 13.2 million commercial egg-laying hens in the month of December alone and continues to depopulate flocks into 2025, according to the USDA. Outbreaks of H5N1 were first detected in the U.S. in 2022 and are considered to be the main driver behind the years-long volatility in egg prices. ”

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u/Shard-of-Adonalsium Feb 10 '25

And Trump's response to that was to gag the cdc

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u/Tooldfrthis Feb 10 '25

No shit. Literally nobody ever said that.

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u/Jaggoff81 Feb 10 '25

No, they sure aren’t, but I think the dems downfall was focusing too much on things like gender politics and catering to fringe minority groups, and not things like healthcare and affordability. It alienated a lot of the public. And when a good chunk of your voting base is religious, that was a bad strategy.

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u/El_Hoxo Feb 10 '25

The Democrats were not the ones focusing on gender politics and minority groups last election. Also, did VP Harris not mention cancelling medical debt during her campaign, which she then attempted to do with Biden before Trump was Inaugurated?

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u/kylepo Feb 10 '25

Yeah, the Harris campaign was famous for talking a ton about gender politics. Her rallies were just her saying "trans trans trans pronouns pronouns" without ever mentioning economic issues. That's a real thing that absolutely 100% happened.

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u/blanklikeapage Feb 10 '25

The thing is, dems did not focus on gender politics, they largely ignored it. Republicans however brought up gender politics, said what Dems supposedly think about it and argued against it. I'm not sure what Dems could have done better because whether or not they talk about it, Republicans will just drag the discussion there.

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u/DeChiefed Feb 10 '25

Very true. It alienated a lot of people and pushed a lot of my swing voter friends to the other side.

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u/Critical-Net-8305 Feb 10 '25

Dems this cycle avoided trans issues like the plague. It was Republicans constantly talking about them. Unfortunately only safe seat Dems can be outspoken about trans rights without risking losing their elections.

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u/Wittehbawx Feb 10 '25

the democrats supporting trans people and LGBTQ didn't lose them the election the fact most people didn't think Trump was going to win and stayed home is what lost them the election.

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u/FemmeWizard Feb 10 '25

Kamala Harris and Joe Biden barely brought up gender at all while running for president in 2024. Bigots were just so butthurt that the dems showed even a smidgen of compassion for transgender people that they had to vote for Trump again.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

focusing too much on gender politics

this is such a disingenuous lie. the heritage foundation literally decided to focus on trans people specifically to drum up culture war BS. conservatives are the ones running ads on TV about trans people, drafting state laws about trans people, writing discriminatory lines into federal budget bills about trans people and centering their entire platform about “biological reality” of sex (don’t ask them about intersex people or clownfish or asexual reproduction). basically none of kamala’s campaign had platforms relating to trans people, it’s not something the dems campaigned on directly. keep telling yourself it’s the dems though, room temperature IQ braindead maga moron

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u/ToiletLord29 Feb 10 '25

The Trump campaign and the GOP spent millions of dollars on ads targeting trans women specifically. And the Harris campaign spent $0 on trans related ads nor did she speak about it at all.

Trump is the ones saying they're doing sex changes in schools and that trans women are all sex predators. The GOP are the ones pushing all the rhetoric right now.

If anything the Dems should have pushed back, and pushed back harder.

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u/CuntWeasel Feb 10 '25

If anything the Dems should have pushed back, and pushed back harder.

If you mean they should've doubled down and spoken out on the issue I'm not sure how that would've helped.

If you mean they should've publicly distanced themselves from gender politics, that also would've lost them votes since these issues used to be part of their platform. It’s debatable whether it would have gained them more votes than it would've lost.

Either way they were between a rock and a hard place.

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u/Sheo2440 Feb 10 '25

I saw that before trump won, peeps on the right blamed Biden for the eggs. Then I. Saw after trump won peeps on the left were blaming trump for the eggs. The smart peeps from left or right and center were saying it was a chicken disease the whole time.

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u/Icy-Bicycle-Crab Feb 10 '25

I saw that before trump won, peeps on the right blamed Biden for the eggs. Then I. Saw after trump won peeps on the left were blaming trump for the eggs.

The left isn't blaming Trump, they're pointing out right-wing hypocrisy.

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u/ObamaDerangementSynd Feb 10 '25

True but Trump did cause the first round of inflation

Trump made a deal with opec to collapse oil production by a record 9.7 million barrels a day for 2 years, which caused oil prices to skyrocket and heavily affected global inflation. Gas prices and inflation started falling after the 2 year deal ended in 2022.

Trump fired the Congressionally appointed PPP oversight chair to allow himself and his oligarch buddies to rob taxpayers blind and skyrocket deficits and money printing well beyond necessary.

Though covid could've been avoided completely if Trump didn't dismantle the pandemic response team in 2018, including the team in Wuhan.

It's fucking insane that Trump gets zero blame for covid and inflation when he took multiple steps that caused global supply shocks.

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u/HatefulPostsExposed Feb 10 '25

Nobody’s blaming Trump for raising egg prices. We are mocking the clowns who thought he would magically reduce prices when he came back simply because things were cheaper in his last term.

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u/Nate2322 2005 Feb 10 '25

Trump gutted the people who help with that I understand they rose because of bird flu but removing the people who help only makes the issue worse he deserves partial blame for his mishandling of the issue.

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u/TomatoAndBasil4 Feb 10 '25

You guys are literally missing the point. Yes, nobody's blaming trans people for increased prices, but the right is focusing on trans people, and not the 1% who are raising prices.

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u/dankestmaymayonearth Feb 10 '25

The bird flu egg prices arent the gotcha the liberal astroturfers think it is

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u/Excellent-Berry-2331 2009 Feb 10 '25

NGL I used to think this was unfunny, but it is insane seeing it being realized in real time.

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u/DoodleNoodle129 2005 Feb 10 '25

I’m not American can someone explain wtf “let’s go Brandon” is?

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u/PlatformSufficient59 Feb 10 '25

apparently it means “fuck joe biden” idk man

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u/HatefulPostsExposed Feb 10 '25

MAGAts finally are using nuance to explain supply chain issues? What happened to let’s go Brandon?

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u/ObamaDerangementSynd Feb 10 '25

Enjoy Trump inflation 2.0

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u/Notacat444 Feb 10 '25

I don't recall anyone ever blaming trans-folk for the issues laid out here.

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u/6cumsock9 Feb 10 '25

Is there a single example of someone saying that trans people are to blame for egg prices?

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u/BearNeedsAnswersThx Feb 10 '25

Yeah but that was never my problem with trans people so what's your point? I don't think that's anybodys problem with trans people so again what's your point? Are we not allowed to have problems that aren't connected? Oh I hate rich people so I should let that dude shove his boner in my daughters face in the bathroom.

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u/Andreas1120 Feb 10 '25

The 1% started bird flu?

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u/SilencedObserver Feb 10 '25

More than one thing at a time cane be bad.

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u/draganpavlovic Feb 10 '25

No... But stuff the Gov. did for them is pure waste...

3rd Gender bathrooms everywhere... Tampons in male restrooms.

Plus that they demolish female competitive sports. And brainwashing kids and adults into thinking they are something that they are not.

A 6 year old can't decide his bedtime but can decide that he wants to be a girl? What Ludacris is this? For example, the son of our neighbor was "different" when he was little. Played with Barbies....did Ballet... Dressed pink.

Now he is married (to a woman) and has 3 kids. It was a phase (3 years i think). How would his life be if he did meds to "transition"?

This stuff is what it is about. Be yourself in your own place as much as you please but don't demand the world to evolve around you and be like you.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Have you ever had an actual conversation why a trans person? I feel like you are very misinformed.

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u/RecreationalPorpoise Millennial Feb 10 '25

No one’s blaming trans people for the price of groceries. What the fuck are you talking about?

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u/GutRasiert Feb 10 '25

That's just stupid. Exactly no one thinks prices have anything to do with trans issues

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

More fan fic. No one blamed trans people for prices

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u/flaming_fuckhead Feb 10 '25

Trump’s most popular campaign ad was literally just transphobia 

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u/GoldConstruction4535 Feb 10 '25

I'm sure I can afford all of those.

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u/Slyfer08 Feb 10 '25

Yeah sadly people blamed inflation and corporate greed on the last administration including higher taxes but that was all implemented during Orange mans administration but unfortunately the uneducated in this country don't know anything and they just get made at minorities to scapegoat their problems just like how the people in Germany blamed the Jews and other minorities for the same economic problems and they always end up electing the mega wealthy and fascists that they are causing the problems in the first place.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

You know what we could do with all that extra money we dont spend on foreign countries. Oh i dont know help the farmers in our country with some tax reductions as well as send some of that usaid cash to the usa farmers and then we wont have to export or spend so high on eggs.

But hey lets not look at the fact that in some cities still have stagnant pay and employment. While the rent, cost of living, groceries, go up… cut money some where we dont need so we cant spend it on the things we do.

Farming. Infrastructure. Security. Education. You know the things that keep civilization alive.

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u/TechnologyFamiliar20 Feb 10 '25

Shouting at the media like if there were 50% of them.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

🧃

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u/pm_me_BMW_M3_GTR_pls Feb 10 '25

Who's saying I can't afford healthcare?

lmao 🇪🇺

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u/Due_Box3123 Feb 10 '25

Wait what? Who is blaming trans people for these things, wtf?

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u/Accomplished_Ice8014 Feb 10 '25

Not saying they are but they've spiked 400% in like 10 years. It's definitely an unnatural growth in society and is therefore problematic. Even by normal standards. I'm all for you doing whatever you want but it still doesn't change the fact that something is going on here.

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u/allislost77 Feb 10 '25

Credit Laverne Cox OP.

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u/Fruit_Infiniti Feb 10 '25

I don’t think egg prices are going to come back down, even if the avian flu is eradicated. And I don’t think the avian flu will be eradicated. 🙃

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Your right, then it shouldn’t be a problem to not compete in the wrong gendered sport

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u/looking4now2 Feb 10 '25

So you mean the 1% that creates jobs?

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u/BonesOfPotato Feb 10 '25

And Trump is focused on the wrong eggs

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u/MoistOne1376 Feb 10 '25

While what is stated in the first panel is true, in the second it seems that being trans is wrong. In your defense, even those who think that being trans is wrong are not to blame for what was said in the first panel.

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u/camposthetron Feb 10 '25

Man, I hate Jim’s stupid fucking face so goddamn much.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Not true. I heard the trans inject egg yolk to grow hormones off trees

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u/PineappleImmediate89 Feb 10 '25

Yeah but somehow they managed to capture the entire media apparatus to push their agenda on everyone.

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u/briefcase_vs_shotgun Feb 10 '25

True. Also stop shoving that shit down ppls throat and getting pissy when not everyone on board hate cut both ways.

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u/PogoGent Feb 10 '25

You should credit Laverne Cox for this smart remark.

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u/Babylon-Lynch Feb 10 '25

Who focused on the 1% for 4 years and everytime they get power?

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u/Able-Field-2530 Feb 10 '25

We hear a lot about trans people and not much about the rulers

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u/Delicious_Spot_3778 Feb 10 '25

Wait what am I wrong about the 1%??

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u/Not_Artifical Feb 10 '25

Trans people brought the black plague to my neighborhood, killed my pets, broke my windows, and stole all my food.

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u/PraetorGold Feb 10 '25

And anyone focused on the wrong 1% is never, ever, ever going to change.

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u/Asa_Shahni Feb 10 '25

Two different things entirely. One doesn't exclude the other if you think both are a problem. That's just parody of logic at this point 😅

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u/Majestic_Bierd Feb 10 '25

The real definition of right wing / Conservative politics is "convincing the majority to vote against their own good and for the good of the rich elite"

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u/MrPlainview1 Feb 10 '25

Trans is a percent of a percent and I don’t think anybody thinks that’s why healthcare is outrageous

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u/Plyrni Feb 10 '25

Trans ain't the problem
Trans propaganda is a problem
And DEI is a problem

That's the nuance

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u/okcharlieoneminute Feb 10 '25

Has this ever been a concern of anyone?

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u/Dragun133 Feb 10 '25

Remember when Occupy Wall Street was happening, then all the media simultaneously started going on about how the real enemies were the Reds killing minorities or the blues castrating children.

That's the second time they distracted from some important major event by exaggerating and diverting to any social issue besides class. First time was to protect themselves, this time to protect rich people.

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u/Aarvy271 Feb 10 '25

Are they even 1%? Are we sure that we have more than 3 million trans people in the US?

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Ok kid

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u/HAL9001-96 Feb 10 '25

people misunderstood "eggs cracking"

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u/PromptStock5332 Feb 10 '25

No way anywhere close to 1% are trans, surely it’s closer to 0,001%

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u/loikyloo Feb 10 '25

Fortunatly I've enough presence of mind to address more than one problem at a time.

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u/Present_Bee_1442 Feb 10 '25

I love how people blindly blame the 1% for shit they don’t understand. The answer is always out there but they can’t figure it out.

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u/ezcapehax Feb 10 '25

You're so right. Biden didn't move fast enough (no surprise) to handle the Avian flu epidemic in '22. So he directed the mass killing of 100 million chickens, no chickens = no eggs. I though eggheads would figure this out.

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u/Irnbruaddict Feb 10 '25

I’ll worry about eggs when kids aren’t being mutilated.

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u/ironcastedpan Feb 10 '25

You are right, but the wokies came after my video games, so womp womp.

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u/Comprehensive-Mall56 Feb 10 '25

Counter point, they are the useful idiots that the 1% uses to get more power.

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u/Typedre85 Feb 10 '25

Who exactly made these claims

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u/asnwmnenthusiast Feb 10 '25

No one, this is a classic straw man.

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u/Subject_Reserve_3907 Feb 10 '25

Laverne Cox said this

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u/Jolly-Victory441 Feb 10 '25

What's the link here?

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u/salawm Feb 10 '25

I wish Democratic lawmakers understood this. They need to shift focus to working class issues.

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u/Scarab_Kisser Feb 10 '25

What if it's the same 1 percent

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u/NectarSweat Feb 10 '25

Someone saw Laverne Cox on The View and crafted this meme...

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u/Gimmerunesplease Feb 10 '25

It's not the 1%. The doctor making a few 100k a year is not the issue. The issue is the 0.01% having as much wealth as the bottom 80-90% combined.

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u/PeachCream81 Feb 10 '25

1%? Seems a tad high.

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u/No-Criticism-2587 Feb 10 '25

I've never even met a trans person before, they make up a lot less than 1% of the country. To pretend that they are the downfall of the entire country or are affecting you in any way more than non-trans americans is ridiculous, and I refuse to believe people make those statements in good faith.

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u/vinny_conswego Feb 10 '25

Thats the same level of stupid.

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u/MaskedFigurewho Feb 10 '25

This memes so funny

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Trans people stole my goat! /s

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u/drough08 Feb 10 '25

Thanks Laverne cox

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u/AtillaTehPun Feb 10 '25

The money trail from DOGE says otherwise.