Banks, insurance companies and corporations, staffed with a majority of white people, will no longer provide service to the 75 million Trump voters, a large number of whom are very rich and run these companies.
Then, they'll stop taking money from 250 million (white) people while capitalists run things because the best way to ensure control is to not take money from the 250 million (????)
I think their delusion stems from a deep facet of liberal psychology that instrumentalizes social phenomenon. To illustrate what I mean. When a Lib screams at the Barista they are perceiving this not as a social interaction in which a human, at the tail end of a long supply chain of human interaction, is providing them with a service. I think that they instead perceive this interaction as more akin to working with a defective vending machine that malfunctioned and put whole milk in their coffee instead of soy milk. This is also why they seem incapable of understanding what the working class is, it is invisible unless it is the racist old white unions from the past that demanded higher wages.
If I am correct then they really think that passing a law disenfranchising white people would really make the banks and hospitals just stop working for white people.
Banks, insurance companies and corporations, staffed with a majority of white people, will no longer provide service to the 75 million Trump voters, a large number of whom are very rich and run these companies.
Then, they'll stop taking money from 250 million (white) people while capitalists run things because the best way to ensure control is to not take money from the 250 million (????)
That's all made up and mayocidal communist megacorporations are funded by Soros and China so they don't even need our Anglobucks, libtardo
I think their delusion stems from a deep facet of liberal psychology that instrumentalizes social phenomenon. To illustrate what I mean. When a Lib screams at the Barista they are perceiving this not as a social interaction in which a human, at the tail end of a long supply chain of human interaction, is providing them with a service. I think that they instead perceive this interaction as more akin to working with a defective vending machine that malfunctioned and put whole milk in their coffee instead of soy milk. This is also why they seem incapable of understanding what the working class is, it is invisible unless it is the racist old white unions from the past that demanded higher wages.
If I am correct then they really think that passing a law disenfranchising white people would really make the banks and hospitals just stop working for white people.