I've noticed a trend in terminology

[archives]

A rather narrow view of this, I'd think.

Really, than why was it done? Done so quickly?

 

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AOC slams ‘oppressed’ Trump states while touting NYC services despite $5B deficit and transit crime spike

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., claimed red states were "oppressed" compared to New York City, praising its public transit, teachers and sanitation workers.

www.foxnews.com

Texas Democrat blasted for telling Latino, Black, Asian people to unite against 'oppressor,' 'take over’ US

Texas state Rep. Gene Wu faced condemnation from fellow politicians over a resurfaced podcast clip showing him telling Latino, Black, Asian communities to "take over" the country.

www.foxnews.com

That’s 2, and one is a nobody

 

[Grim Reaper]

That’s 2, and one is a nobody

• AOC did call red states “oppressed.”
• NYC does have a projected $5B gap — normal for big cities.
• Transit crime is not currently spiking; Fox uses outdated data.
• The sanitation failure happened, but it was one storm, not the norm.
• The subway murder is real, but Fox uses it to imply a broader collapse.
• The article is fact‑based but heavily framed to maximize outrage.

 

[countryboy]

Tell that to your MAGA comrades, don’t know how many times I’ve heard them say black districts were racist

Anything divided along racial lines is, by definition, racist. Duh.

Tennessee took the City of Memphis, an urban area 65% black, and divided it into three separate district dominated by a white rural populace who heavily favors Republicans. Memphis lost their Congressional representative who identified with their interests and views. Not the intent of democracy

Bullshit, like I said, one district will likely have a black woman in place of a white man. You just don't like the fact that the black person is a Republican.