A pic I took on a farm in Idaho in 2014. The immigrant is working with his US-born boss to pull a calf out of a cow. Americans and immigrants work together to make a more productive economy, but these immigrants were more than just employees to this farmer. They were like family
We are all human beings. We're all human. Rich, poor, people of color, white, tall, short... And then there's Trump and his cronies. A subspecies of some evil,.... life form.
Of course they are!
Then why did he vote against their interests?
How many of you know this farmer personally, and how he voted? There were many people, including farmers, who opposed Trump. Stop making assumptions.
Unfortunately, someone also raped the cow to impregnate it, and then stole the baby and the milk. A lot of those workers are traumatized by what they do for their paychecks. There is better work.
Such a nice picture of an enslaved animal. If the baby is a male, they’ll be murdered and sold as veil, if it’s a female she’ll be enslaved with the rest of the herd. Impregnated by force and have her babies taken from her so that she produces milk for human consumption
Did he vote for Trump? Then they weren’t his family.
So why didn't these farmers/rural residents oppose getting rid of their own "family" members? They overwhelmingly supported the Felon. They knew what his proposals were. The truth is, they're racist assholes. Let's stop trying to "understand" them or get along with them.
He's talking about one farmer. There wasn't 100% of farmers voting for Trump. What's the issue with highlighting those who didn't succumb to hate. Everybody knows rural areas are majority Republicans.
I said "overwhelmingly," NOT 100%. The point of stories like this is to engender sympathy and "understanding" of those who voted for the Felon and the few farmers/ranchers/rural voters who didn't. I already know who and what they are. Don't need the Cato Inst. normalize them.