Sorry that is how it is, those are the DEI rules. To vote for her is to show you are anti-racist.
Seems like a simple choice, no?
What’s truly sad is that there is a pretty substantial demographic that will vote for her for those reasons.
shareAll I admit to being is not an Anti-Racist.
shareit is, i cannot have my friends or family believe me as a racist (even though i am not) and to prove it i will make sure my wife sees my ballot (she will tell all her friends and my family)
shareI guess color me racist then.
shareWell, I’d suspect a simple minded person would view it that way. I mean, if Trump could be become President then anyone could, right?
shareNo doubt that will be a huge part of the "message".
shareI'm not a US resident, so I can't vote - racist still or not racist?
shareYou name has part of the word winter in it, white people are from lands that have winter, ergo, you are a racist.
Although based on your name, you could also be a Douglas fir tree, and since there were trees in Lord of the Rings and that whole series was also racist, you could be a racist tree.
My logic is unassailable.
Fair, so I'll take that as a yes. Sorry to Mrs. Harris, I don't make the rules.
shareGeez this sounds oddly familiar to Disney’s response to fan backlash over The Acolyte, and yeah that worked so well for them.
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