Women who voted for Trump

[LadyFunkenstein]

Sorry, but I'm not going to give you the list of names and associations.

People talk to me. Friends, acquaintances, wives of co-workers, people in grocery lines, people in bank lines etc. It's actually kind of insane. I inherited this trait from my father. I heard and got told more stupid shit than I ever wanted to hear.

However it should be obvious to even the most casual observer that when HRC was hung for what Donald was given a pass on that there was some serious sexism in play. A sexism that seriously highlighted just how much our society doesn't trust women in leadership.

Additionally you shouldn't really discount FB (real people - not fake news accounts or fake accounts) or the news. It was pretty well documented throughout the election season.

I have shitty net access right now because Irma knocked out my net. You'll have to work Google on your own.

I am not googling anything - I asked you about your experience, why would I google that? I am treating you with respect here yet you seem to hate it. I don't need names, but I still find it weird that your white female friends talk in such a sexist manner and mine don't.

So what if 53% of white women voted for Trump... it's their vote. I don't understand the animus. Maybe they voted for him for reasons beyond sexism... after all, HRC didn't really engage the swing states and Trump did. Voting for the guy who showed up and asked for your vote is a rational decision.

But really, it's been almost a year. Why are you continuing to rehash and lambast the election results? It's over, Trump won.

 

[adrina]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

When did HRC hang for ANYTHING?

She could get on a school bus with a military issue M-249 SAW, mow down 30 kids, blame it on the gun and she would SLIDE!!

She just needs to blame it on the AR-15 she didn't use and she'd be all good.




That must explain all the women our society puts into leadership positions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_female_governors_in_the_United_States
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_the_United_States_House_of_Representatives
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_the_United_States_Senate

Seriously? You're highlighting your willful ignorance.

51% of the population, but barely 20% of government leadership positions. Less than 5% of our CEOs. And I'm sure you see all those women presidents we've had.

You're being utterly ridiculous trying to say what you are.

 

[hogjack]

an overlooked demographic

Where do peg-legged females stand on this whole Trump thing?

Based on what I admit is not a scientifically sound survey peg-legged women were 100% in the Trump camp. The margin for error of this survey was minus 1.

 

[adrina]

I am not googling anything - I asked you about your experience, why would I google that? I am treating you with respect here yet you seem to hate it. I don't need names, but I still find it weird that your white female friends talk in such a sexist manner and mine don't.

So what if 53% of white women voted for Trump... it's their vote. I don't understand the animus. Maybe they voted for him for reasons beyond sexism... after all, HRC didn't really engage the swing states and Trump did. Voting for the guy who showed up and asked for your vote is a rational decision.

But really, it's been almost a year. Why are you continuing to rehash and lambast the election results? It's over, Trump won.

You asked specific questions about demographics. I have bad internet right now. You will have to Google the answers yourself. You are quick to see offense when there is none meant.

I told you what I heard, where I heard it and what types of things said and by whom.

To clarify, my personal friends do not speak or believe such things. But they do have family that do and they do work with the public extensively so they get told and hear all sorts of things.

By your logic, slavery ended 150 years ago, why should we discuss racism?

 

[AlotLikePsyche]

I lived in a red state during the election and white Republican women told me all sorts of reasons why they preferred Trump to Hillary.

Highlights - he talks like a normal person, he's not a politician, he's a successful businessman, he won't raise taxes, his views are closer to my own than hers, my family isn't any better off after eight years with a Democrat in office, I don't like how Hillary responded to Bill's affairs, I trust him more than I trust her, his views on race and gender aren't as important to me as other issues.

People often assume the people around them are likeminded and say things within-group (white woman to white woman) they may not otherwise mention. At least, that has been my own experience.

 

[BotanyBoy]

Seriously? You're highlighting your willful ignorance.

51% of the population, but barely 20% of government leadership positions.

So? That's not even close to proof that we have a societal wide distrust of women.

There are a lot of REAL reasons women both run for office and still to this day as far as I know vote less than men do.

And those things don't happen because M'aricuh hates women.

Less than 5% of our CEOs.

So?

You think women are owed the position or something?

Nothing stopping them.....they just don't want to do it.

And I'm sure you see all those women presidents we've had.

Maybe women who aren't total fucking pieces of shit, should run for POTUS more often.

Can't bitch about loosing the lottery if you never buy a ticket.

You're being utterly ridiculous trying to say what you are.

What that content and substance play a role in our politics and everything doesn't fit into demographic bigot blocks as neatly as the "progressives" like to pretend?

LOL I'm sorry but the only thing that's utterly ridiculous is your assumption that the only reason HRC lost is because the USA hates women.

 

[LadyFunkenstein]

You asked specific questions about demographics. I have bad internet right now. You will have to Google the answers yourself. You are quick to see offense when there is none meant.

I told you what I heard, where I heard it and what types of things said and by whom.

To clarify, my personal friends do not speak or believe such things. But they do have family that do and they do work with the public extensively so they get told and hear all sorts of things.

By your logic, slavery ended 150 years ago, why should we discuss racism?

Your slavery analogy makes no sense. How does that relate to white women voting for Trump? And racism isn't a discussion I have here (or anywhere else for that matter). I don't understand you at all.

Sorry so many of your friends come from shitty families. That doesn't seem random to me. It's odd that you have political discussions with them, but maybe you are a more social person than me. I don't talk politics with firend's families.

 

[AnAmericanDarling]

It's true that Trump voters usually do not go beyond a high school education. This part is true. Some people don't want to face the facts.

What I can't understand is why women supported Trump AFTER Trump was so open about calling women "pigs" and other names. I voted for Hillary because she knows how to keep her calm and I think she would've made a fine Commander-in-Chief. Trump is a loose cannon. Who knows what he's capable of.

 

[Dogoda]

let's see......Trump.....Clinton(round 2).....or The Bern ? IDK??? A very easy choice.

 

[LincolnDuncan]

Look at this story for example:

Study: A Picture of a Black Person Can Anger Trump Supporters and Change Their Politics

I can't imagine this being about the female voters. They're (usually) just not racist like that. So what are some differences about the female Trump voter?






My tits share my opinion on the matter.

I've been looking for someone who produces documentaries to create clips of American blacks and police where the script is flipped. Take the same images off of facebook and reverse the roles using the original dialogue.

I'm giving this brilliant idea away.

 

[LincolnDuncan]

Now that's funny...and beyond stupid.

So your finger is on the pulse of America, huh? I'm fucking impressed.

Do you really think anybody takes you seriously?

I do.

I think she's cool.

 

[adrina]

So? That's not even close to proof that we have a societal wide distrust of women.

There are a lot of REAL reasons women both run for office and still to this day as far as I know vote less than men do.

And those things don't happen because M'aricuh hates women.



So?

You think women are owed the position or something?

Nothing stopping them.....they just don't want to do it.



Maybe women who aren't total fucking pieces of shit, should run for POTUS more often.

Can't bitch about loosing the lottery if you never buy a ticket.



What that content and substance play a role in our politics and everything doesn't fit into demographic bigot blocks as neatly as the "progressives" like to pretend?

LOL I'm sorry but the only thing that's utterly ridiculous is your assumption that the only reason HRC lost is because the USA hates women.

Whatever. Somewhere in your assumptions of what I believe and think, I lose much of my interest in conversation with you. You can't bother to actually comprehend what I am saying; it goes through your filter and you assign meanings to suit your personal narrative. It's tiring and ultimately a waste of my time.

Your slavery analogy makes no sense. How does that relate to white women voting for Trump? And racism isn't a discussion I have here (or anywhere else for that matter). I don't understand you at all.

Sorry so many of your friends come from shitty families. That doesn't seem random to me. It's odd that you have political discussions with them, but maybe you are a more social person than me. I don't talk politics with firend's families.

Sorry you don't understand people don't get to choose the families they are born into. Nor apparently the correlation between the isms.

 

[norwaygirl]

I did. Mostly 'cause he's not a politician, and he has spoken out against political correctness, please don't call me names if you don't like my choices.

 

[LadyFunkenstein]

Sorry you don't understand people don't get to choose the families they are born into. Nor apparently the correlation between the isms.

You just keep ducking and dodging... you know you don't have to respond to me, right? Never mind, it does not matters. You sure showed me, and so you win.

 

[adrina]

You just keep ducking and dodging... you know you don't have to respond to me, right? Never mind, it does not matters. You sure showed me, and so you win.

I put it out there pretty straightforward. I can't help that you don't understand.

 

[Freudian_Slit]

I did. Mostly 'cause he's not a politician, and he has spoken out against political correctness, please don't call me names if you don't like my choices.

Nice rack.

 

[LadyFunkenstein]

It's true that Trump voters usually do not go beyond a high school education. This part is true. Some people don't want to face the facts.

I have no idea, but I assume you did the research on this. It's certainly plausible, I believe you. But what does it mean and why does it matter?

What I can't understand is why women supported Trump AFTER Trump was so open about calling women "pigs" and other names. I voted for Hillary because she knows how to keep her calm and I think she would've made a fine Commander-in-Chief. Trump is a loose cannon. Who knows what he's capable of.

Maybe they aren't single issue voters, and determined that other issues were more important than pussy grabbing.

It's their vote to do with what they like. You can't mind read, gravitating towards the answer you like best does not make it true.

 

[BotanyBoy]

Whatever. Somewhere in your assumptions of what I believe and think, I lose much of my interest in conversation with you. You can't bother to actually comprehend what I am saying; it goes through your filter and you assign meanings to suit your personal narrative. It's tiring and ultimately a waste of my time.
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Destroying your bullshit argument isn't an assumption about what you think or assigning anything suit my personal narrative.

A sexism that seriously highlighted just how much our society doesn't trust women in leadership.

If you can't back it up then don't bullshit about it.

Our society trusts women in leadership.....that why we send them to leadership positions regularly.

 

[LadyFunkenstein]

I put it out there pretty straightforward. I can't help that you don't understand.

I do understand. I simply have noted your major discrepancy, and I don't agree with your tactics when confronted with it. I know that you think personal insults in a conversation are fun, but I don't.

I have not personally attacked you at all and have tried to engage you because I want to know what you think. I get being uncomfortable but personal attacks are the domain of losers.

If you ever want to pick this conversation back up without the attacks, I would be interested. But you aren't, I do understand that.

 

[adrina]

Destroying your bullshit argument isn't an assumption about what you think or assigning anything suit my personal narrative.



If you can't back it up then don't bullshit about it.

Our society trusts women in leadership.....that why we send them to leadership positions regularly.

Then quit inventing what I have said and say. Easy as.

I do understand. I simply have noted your major discrepancy, and I don't agree with your tactics when confronted with it. I know that you think personal insults in a conversation are fun, but I don't.

I have not personally attacked you at all and have tried to engage you because I want to know what you think. I get being uncomfortable but personal attacks are the domain of losers.

If you ever want to pick this conversation back up with the attacks, I would be interested. But you aren't, I do understand that.

Then don't engage in insulting behavior about my friends and their shitty families as well as taking offense when none is meant.

Whatever. It's obvious I can do no right with or by you. I don't care to try anymore.

 

[LadyFunkenstein]

Then don't engage in insulting behavior about my friends and their shitty families as well as taking offense when none is meant.

Whatever. It's obvious I can do no right with or by you. I don't care to try anymore.

I didn't insult your friends, you did when you said you routinely hear sexist shit against women from them.

I don't know these people, but you do. So I don't know whether their families are "shitty". They are your friends, not mine. You are the only one who can speak to the character of your friends' parents, and you have done so. I think of them what you think of them. Everyone does. Shitty. They have shitty families according to you: Look at what I just bolded, that YOU actually wrote about the FAMILY of your so-called FRIENDS.

You won't ponder my point but you should... in private counts

 

[adrina]

I didn't insult your friends, you did when you said you routinely hear sexist shit against women from them.

I don't know these people, but you do. So I don't know whether their families are "shitty". They are your friends, not mine. You are the only one who can speak to the character of your friends' parents, and you have done so. I think of them what you think of them. Everyone does. Shitty. They have shitty families according to you: Look at what I just bolded, that YOU actually wrote about the FAMILY of your so-called FRIENDS.

You won't ponder my point but you should... in private counts

Your slavery analogy makes no sense. How does that relate to white women voting for Trump? And racism isn't a discussion I have here (or anywhere else for that matter). I don't understand you at all.

Sorry so many of your friends come from shitty families. That doesn't seem random to me. It's odd that you have political discussions with them, but maybe you are a more social person than me. I don't talk politics with firend's families.

Indeed.

You seem to lack awareness of the order of events and your words.

Your point was lost long ago.

 

[LadyFunkenstein]

Indeed.

You seem to lack awareness of the order of events and your words.

Your point was lost long ago.

I am too lazy to c&p your class based discrepancy. Attack me all you want on this but... You know it exists within your heart though. You said they came from "shitty families" not me. I don't know your friends. I don't know the voters in your town. You do.

You are better than them, according to you. Maybe you are right, I don't know. I think all left wing white women are shady scam artists using black women as a stepping stool over bullshit that benefits you more than me.

Racist opinion of mine: white women are suspect because they pretend to give a fuck about others when they only care for themselves. Example: "equal" pay... that convo always looks up the economic ladder, never down

So it pains me to side with what I myself agree is the random world of average "white women" because I have attacked them relentlessly.

I am actually seeing the light here.

White women get to use their vote the same as you. When they think differently, it does not mean they are stupid, mentally ill, etc.. they have different opinions. that's it

Of course, you are better than us all. So when you say the point was lost, you must be right. There is no possible way that another perspective is more accurate thn yours.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

So you want to try to tell me that HRC didn't win college educated white women by telling me that she won 51% of their vote.

And you wonder why I think (read know) you're a dumbass.

Thank you for pulling typical chauvinistic male behavior by "correcting" me while repeating exactly what I said.

Even with brainwashing at the schools you could still only managed to get 51% to join the "Fuck white males!! They are all born Nazis!!!" bandwagon hua?

LOL

Keep up with the fuck white people program, it's going to win for the (D)'s big time!!

Between what I pointed out about where the demographics of "those" women were and the actual results...



'Nuff said.

One of my Trump voters has a college education.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

I lived in a red state during the election and white Republican women told me all sorts of reasons why they preferred Trump to Hillary.

Highlights - he talks like a normal person, he's not a politician, he's a successful businessman, he won't raise taxes, his views are closer to my own than hers, my family isn't any better off after eight years with a Democrat in office, I don't like how Hillary responded to Bill's affairs, I trust him more than I trust her, his views on race and gender aren't as important to me as other issues.

People often assume the people around them are likeminded and say things within-group (white woman to white woman) they may not otherwise mention. At least, that has been my own experience.

Kudos to you and LadyF...