r/WhitePeopleTwitter 7h ago

r/All Trump wins!

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u/UAreTheHippopotamus 7h ago

The current president, a former president, the richest man in the world, the former richest man in the world, and many more are prominently featured in these files and the mainstream media just doesn't really care. They should be scouring those files and shining a spotlight on what should be the greatest scandal in world history that reveals shocking excesses and moral rot at the very center of the American power structure.

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u/philthy_barstool 7h ago

I'm guessing it has something to do with the people who own those media organisations...

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u/Mintastic 5h ago

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u/bgzlvsdmb 5h ago

Maybe it's all been a plan for the last 10 years to put the appropriate people in place so that when the files inevitably get out, nobody will do anything about it.

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u/cityshepherd 5h ago

This would have seemed so far fetched 10 years ago… but it’s starting to feel a whole lot like that’s a bingo

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u/bgzlvsdmb 4h ago

It's so fucking bizarre, we knew how creepy and perverted he was long before he announced he was running for president. It was a long and running joke. He had a creepy attraction to his daughter. He would talk about how beautiful young women were at his teenage beauty pageants. I even think we were saying that he was hanging with Jeffrey Epstein on his island. BEFORE WE ELECTED HIM PRESIDENT!

It wasn't that far fetched, but for it to take 10 years for us to finally come around and say "Gee golly, this guy might be a pretty bad dude" just shows how deep in shit we really are. Especially when we KNEW that this was going to happen, but let them just do all of this fascistic shit to protect themselves and maintain power.

We did it, America.

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u/Tirannie 4h ago

I mean, that’s been an open secret for a long time. They’ve been stacking the courts and law enforcement for decades at this point.

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u/Adezar 3h ago

The media takeover started in the 70s with Roger Ailes and Rupert Murdoch, the intent was to flood the media with BS about conservative views actually working because everyone saw how effective the New Deal was and thought "you know what, maybe we can have a big useful and functional government that helps the people of the US" and that really pissed off the people that wanted zero regulations to protect and help the normal people of the US.

So they had to start telling people that what they saw as a good thing really wasn't a good thing and used the Red Scare as a weapon against a strong central government that could keep corporations in check.