Have anons noticed this? All over twitter, whenever there's a POTUS related thread, these bots tag @DevinCow. None of them have many followers (typically from 1-100) and all are anti-trump.
These are just a few I found on the vote tweet.
https://twitter.com/4YrsToday/status/1130238475289137152
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Shows what I know. I always thought the case was between a woman and her partner. He wanted the kid, she wanted to abort. Basically, the ruling said he had no say.
Where the fuck did I get that from?
What feminists fail to understand (because the elites pulling the wool over their eyes to sow division won't tell them) is that woman can and do have every opportunity that men have, yet they will NEVER be 100% equal as far as jobs and pay.
Why?
Babies.
That's the way it is. Life isn't fucking fair. Women HAVE to give birth to the children. They have to take time off, and most of the time, they choose not to come back to work or reduce their hours significantly.
It's not on purpose, it just is.
Just as there are other instances where women have the advantage over men. Women (for the most part) control how much/when/and where men get sex. They control reproduction and raising of children. They get to experience growing a new life.
Men don't. Men have to work from birth to death. No breaks to "raise kids". No options.
They make more because they work more.
WHA?????
I think it's in response to the "kill babies after birth" bills in NY and VA.
Fight Extreme with extreme.
>Ten bucks says RR has wired evidence showing the Anti-Trump Deep State plotting to entrap Trump for obstruction and admitting Russia is bullshit
^^^^^^^^^
THIS
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/05/20/academic-study-shows-donald-trump-made-america-less-racist/
The left's worst nightmare. LIBERALS REEEEEEEE!
As you can guess by their preconceived notions about which way the study would go and the absurd belief there has been a “normalization of prejudice” under Trump, the two sociologists conducting the study are not running around in Make America Great Again hats. But the obvious difference between racial attitudes under Trump and under Obama is that Trump is nowhere near as racially divisive as Barry was.
The only way the media have been able to smear Trump as a racist is through lies and deliberate misquotes. The Charlottesville Hoax is a perfect example, as is Jake Tapper’s serial lie about Trump mocking a reporter’s disability, as is Jim Acosta’s latest lie about Trump smearing all migrants…
But no one had to misquote Obama’s rhetoric against the police on every single racially charged issue, his relentless attacks on Republicans as racist, his role (and CNN’s) in exacerbating the racial tensions that resulted in race riots in Ferguson and Baltimore, or his supporters’ relentless attacks on everyday Americans as racist…
Trump, on the other hand, has offered only a unifying message about race and against racism. Despite the media’s lies, he condemns white supremacism, including after Charlottesville, and his focus on improving the lives of black and Hispanic Americans have resulted in record low unemployment for both groups.
Under Obama, racial tensions were always at a boil.
Under Trump, racial tensions (outside of the lies screamed in the news media) have settled down considerably.
Over the last two years, not only have blacks and Hispanics watched their economic conditions improve in ways Obama never seemed to care about, unlike any Republican over the last 30 years, Trump is actively reaching out and asking for the black vote. He is also willing to earn that vote through his economic policies, criminal justice reform (which Obama talk-talk-talked about for years, while Trump signed it into law), and immigration policies that restrict the illegal and cheap labor that disproportionately hurts working-class incomes and, by extension, black and Hispanic Americans.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said in an instagram video that growing cauliflower in community gardens is part of the “colonial” attitudes.
“What I love too is growing plants that are culturally familiar to the community. It’s so important,” she said.
“So that’s really how you do it right. That is such a core component of the Green New Deal is having all of these projects make sense in a cultural context, and it’s an area that we get the most pushback on because people say, ‘Why do you need to do that? That’s too hard.’”
“But when you really think about it — when someone says that it’s ‘too hard’ to do a green space that grows Yucca instead of, I don’t know, cauliflower or something — what you’re doing is you’re taking a colonial approach to environmentalism,” Ocasio-Cortez said.
“That is why a lot of communities of color get resistant to certain environmentalist movements because they come with the colonial lens on them.”
https://twitter.com/SaraCarterDC/status/1130883476750766083
I feel like I'm being punked.
https://twitter.com/RealKevinNash/status/1130745351617560576
This moran…
Love this answer tho.
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