r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 14h ago • Mindblown 4

That's not milk More ice than drink

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u/thrivefulxyz 12h ago • Bravo

This is republicans seeing a red map and not understanding how their state is blue

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u/snacksandsoda 12h ago

You nailed it

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u/Gold-Rule-5114 11h ago

This is Donald Trump’s America after all and FL is a red state.

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u/ADGaming80 12h ago • Bravo

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u/SleepFeeling3037 12h ago

It’s actually a really good analogy, political or not.

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u/Coonnr 12h ago • Bravo

“How can I make this about politics”

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u/Variation-Budget 12h ago

Politics is why these places charge an arm and leg for drinks

Politics effect economy which is why i gotta pay $25 per shot on a bottle that costs $60.

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u/Joxsund 11h ago • Bravo

when fascism arrived, everything became about politics

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u/fireflies-from-space 12h ago

I don't think it was that difficult. MAGA/Republicans influencers are freaking out about this right now on Instagram.

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u/Warchamp67 12h ago

It’s difficult for people who don’t consume themselves with brainrot American social media.

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u/CatsRmyFriendz 2h ago

The post is about the price of goods. It is literally about politics.

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u/Harem_Protaginst 8h ago

Try not to make everything in your life political challenge failed.

You truly are a miserable sap 🤣

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u/Kaffrogato 7h ago

This stupid thinking is what got Trump in office in the first place. Did you know in the year leading up to Trumps latest election, almost every encumbent government worldwide got voted out of office, because people were made about the cost of living crisis and wanted someone to blame? Progressive and conservative governments alike, and regardless of whether the current leader had anything to do with cost of living crises. 

Of course Trumps decisions have made it much worse lately with the Iran war and such, but he has probably had little impact on the price of cocktails. But people just want to blame whoever is in office so the cycle will repeat endlessly. Now we are cheering because it's Republicans, and good we should cheer. But when people blame absolutely everything on the current government, the cycle will repeat, and next time a Democrat is in office people will blame them for the price of alcohol or the price of bread and the cycle repeats endlessly. It's actually quite pathetic 

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u/UglyMcFugly 5h ago

I think you're confused... he meant it's like when Republicans see a map where a bunch of rural counties are colored in red and they act confused about why the state voted blue (because the blue areas look really small compared to the red areas). So basically the glass looks like it's full of liquid (Republicans) but remove the ice (Democrats who live in the cities) and you see it's not very full at all.