I am so sick of these hyper rich psycho assholes.

They’re the closest thing America has to middle class voters, not the poor and stupid underclass you suggest.

But that’s not what I said, though. I didn’t say that “Republicans” are “the poor and stupid underclass.” I said:

…the educated - who tend to be wealthier, urban and liberal - and the uneducated - who tend to be poorer, rural and conservative.

I shouldn’t have said that the educated, specifically the college educated, tend to be wealthier, because that’s not necessarily true. However, it is true that college educated people tend to have higher incomes than non-college educated people.

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The problem is the politicized misinformation that’s served up by algorithms and convinces idiots of all education and wealth levels that their doctor is part of a 5G conspiracy to give their kid autism.

So is the problem the misinformation or the “idiots of all education and wealth levels?” If we get rid of the misinformation, will those people then stop being idiots? If not, what should be done with all of these idiots? What causes idiocy? Is it genetic or biological in some way?

The average Republican voter is wealthier than the average Democratic voter.

Could you provide a source for that? I’m not necessarily doubting that it’s true but I’m also not just going to take your word for it.

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We need to address the class divide that defines America right now, and that’s the divide between the educated - who tend to be wealthier, urban and liberal - and the uneducated - who tend to be poorer, rural and conservative.

The way I see it, the rich urban liberals have a greater responsibility here, because they have financial and intellectual resources that the rural poor do not. If the liberals are expecting poorer and less educated people to spontaneously gain the knowledge and experience necessary to make better political choices, then they’re delusional. Maybe the liberals think, “hey, that’s a them problem, not a me problem.” If so, they’re wrong. Unless they want to amend the constitution so that only rich liberals can vote, it’s a you problem.

Edit: I realized I asked someone else to provide a source for their claim that even as I had not provided one for mine that “the educated…tend to be wealthier, urban and liberal.”

Here’s what I was able to get from factually.co:

The most defensible conclusion from the available reporting is that there is no universal, single-number answer: at the very top, Republicans have a larger party ID share in some polls, while among affluent, college-educated urban voters, Democrats or liberals are increasingly prominent; across broad income and wealth measures both camps include substantial high-income groups.

So it is not necessary the case that the educated are wealthier. It may have been more accurate for me to say that "the educated tend to be affluent, urban and liberal.

I am frustrated by the things that the MAGA movement does, led of course by Trump. But I am even more frustrated by the Americans who refuse to see the systemic failures that have made all of this possible, inevitable even. If you do not see by now that our governmental and political institutions and systems possess fatal flaws, and thus need to be changed, you’re part of the problem.

If a laptop is left unattended long enough to do a fresh Arch install, it’s probably been abandoned anyway.