The Magas in the region I live in were often fairly well off financially. Well off enough to pay both arms and legs for the array of very expensive Trump signs, Trunp flags, and other types of political detritus to fill their yards and windows and automobiles with.
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Your economic disparity argument was never a good fit and was based more on the guiding force of your imagination than in reality.
In 2016 more of the truly impoverished in this nation voted for Hillary Clinton than for Donald Trump.
You were wrong then, now, always.
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It was white working and middle class voters who were the backbone of the Maga movement and their attachment to Trump was not based on economic malaise SENATOR. It was not.
It was based on their shared tribalism/nationalism/racism that pointed directly toward facism.
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And while I am sure that Don appreciates your defense of his loyal army of seditinists I can assure you the rest of us do not.
Tonight, after having to inform @instaCart that no one had gotten back to me about a new appeal, I finally received a response.
Upon opening the email I was gutted.
Gutted.
The response I received tonight is the exact same form letter I received originally.
Word 4 word.
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They did not address or consider any of my evidence, nor seek any further information regarding the many systemic flaws the q! evidence uncovers. Nor did they offer any explanation on why or how my identity keeps getting crossed w/ other users or the implications.
I am so broken by @instacart that it's almost hard to describe. After two years with this platform, and after over 1000 shops I was summarily deactivated three days ago. It is my ONLY source of income.
My initial devastation has been replaced by pure shock at the treatment I have received since.
I was informed of my deactivation through a form letter email that did not outline a specific problem, but asked me to defend against it anyway in the single appeal I was allowed.
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I begged them repeatedly to explain why I was deactivated and what specific charge I was defending against, but I received only a single response that said my appeal was denied and their decision was final. It was in that letter that they finally told me what I had done wrong.
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My mom used to tell people that I was the easiest pregnancy she ever had, but the I paid her back by being her most difficult birth.
I weighed nearly 11 lbs at birth and my mom said she struggled with managing my weight for my first eighteen months. By one I was 45 lbs..
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This might amuse some who know me given I have struggled with keeping weight on for most of my life, but I got a strange flu when I was almost two and lost the weight.
It never came back.
My mom insisted that I "struggled to be born, and then struggled everyday after."
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In the last years of her life, when we spent all of our waking hours together, my mom shared a lot of things she never thought she would share with me or any of her children.
"I always knew you were gay. A mother just knows. And I hate knowing that."
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Donald Trump never had the support of the majority of the people in this country. Not ever.
Maybe where you live he did. But, and this probably cuts to the heart of the issue, a world exists outside of your personal wants, beliefs, and demographics.
Sorry.
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Once you wrap your mind around that fact then you just might see that no poll, not even Fox News own polling, ever indicated that he enjoyed support outside of his base, namely you, though, granted, that base proved to be disturbingly large and loyal beyond reason.
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But Donald Trump tweets that the polls are all wrong and you believe him without question?
He tells X is Y and suddenly you all believe X is Y even when you're looking at an X.
Think about that, then look up the definitions of "cult," "cult leader," and "groupthink."
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