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In reply to the discussion: Walmart heiress worth $17.8 billion quietly enters political discourse with New York Times ad declaring 'the dignity of [View all]blubunyip
(59 posts)125. Some people always learn the hard way
As my Mom used to generously say about the willfully ignorant-- "They lack perspective."
Agreed--these people had plenty of time to figure out how they were being conned, but they doubled down at the urging of their fear-mongering mouthpieces. They turned UP the noise machine to drown out any doubts. The magic orange hellbeast held them captive, salivating for every fix. Hate is an addiction.
I'm sure quite a few fall into your category of diehards and bitter enders fighting to the death, but others are glimpsing the light dawning...
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In It to Win It
Mar 25
OP
No, that was Alice, sam's daughter. Apparently, the woman stepped into oncoming
niyad
Wednesday
#102
Probably somewhat self-serving... I suspect tariffs are bad for walmart. Still, it is welcomed, and...
thesquanderer
Mar 25
#42
Sure. To hell with the environment, small local businesses, and the working class. nt
MrsCheaplaugh
Wednesday
#82
I don't think there's a mechanism for private citizens to fund government agencies
Hekate
Mar 25
#21
There is a National Parks Foundation and several of the more popular parks have individual foundations as well
yellowdogintexas
Wednesday
#119
Exactly. It's the idea that we should ask for &welcome the purchase of departments of the US government...
Hekate
Wednesday
#120
You should post this video as a separate post in General Discussion if you haven't already.
generalbetrayus
Wednesday
#103
The woman in question has been Widow Walton for over 20 years. She married into the family.
Hekate
Wednesday
#62
It depends. The Fascists will spin her message to say it's for white people only.
Justice matters.
Wednesday
#90
Another woman standing up while so many men bend the knee and kiss trump's ass
tulipsandroses
Mar 25
#26
Jared Polis is my governor, too. He is very liberal on many issues and I would vote for him again
generalbetrayus
Wednesday
#105
Their money supports Republicans and conservative causes. They pay shit and depend on public
Gaugamela
Mar 25
#34
Yes. I also remember the book "Nickel & Dimed. " I just figure figure the operative word for Widow Walton is: Thanks
Hekate
Wednesday
#61
Now, if only a black woman could marry a billionaire and be widowed ...
eppur_se_muova
Wednesday
#96
This seems well-intentioned, but "We Stand by Our Allies?" Ask Canadians about that one.
raccoon
Wednesday
#60
It's clear that anyone who voted for what is happening now is certainly NOT anti-fascist....
Think. Again.
Wednesday
#114
Take her at face value, use what she has said until it's no longer usable, then dump her ass.
Linda ladeewolf
Wednesday
#86
The Fascists will spin her message to say it's for white people only.
Justice matters.
Wednesday
#91
Representing about 10-15% of the total family fortune but good on her.
live love laugh
Wednesday
#98
A Walton but I'll give her a chance to show that fascism isn't something she supports
Bengus81
Wednesday
#116