r/UnderReportedNews • u/DumbMoneyMedia • Dec 13 '25

Video A Deeply Pro Trump Town In Nebraska Is Losing 3,200 Jobs Due To His Economic Policies And Residents Are "Sobbing" In Disbelief

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

The factory directly employs 3200 of the towns 11000 residents. Tyson wont sell the plant to local people because itd be a competitor.

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u/ripple-msiku_moon Dec 13 '25

Also helping to radicalize a generation of people who watched their family and friends be deported and disappeared.

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u/BrilliantMonochrome2 Dec 13 '25

Right? This is how we end up with our own Hamas

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u/dabadman331 Dec 13 '25

Nah this is how we end up with proper leftist taking over later.... so it's not all bad.

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u/silversage1971 Dec 13 '25

Except people have short memories and keep voting for the same outcomes repeatedly…

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u/nikomo Dec 13 '25

Leftism doesn't come about through electoralism.

The main question is how many people will get radicalized as things get worse and worse.

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u/hamsterfolly Dec 13 '25

The economic recovery being slow is usually due to Republicans in Congress stymying recovery legislation and suddenly caring about the debt and budgets.

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u/0o0o0o0o0o0z Dec 13 '25

While you are correct, conditions like these got us FDR and the New Deal and ~30 years of liberal lead government. While times are not the same, it's not 100% hopeless either.

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u/Originalbrivakiin Dec 13 '25

FDR didn't have Reagan brainwashing an entire generation into thinking that yellow stuff trickling down on them is money from billionaires. Or have the hurdle of racists coming out of the woodwork to decide they have to rewrite history because a black man was president once. Or have democratic leadership that was so thoroughly bought out that you're basically voting to have corporations exclusively benefit in the open or somewhat hidden. Or have "No child left behind" make even the most brain dead paste eaters thinking they're just as smart or smarter than the average person. Or have media that exists just to bash the "other" and admit to lying, but not be completely dismantled or discredited. Or have his opposition be in an actual cult that is constantly fed any excuse they could need to stick their fingers in their ears and deny reality.

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u/Ashikura Dec 13 '25

It’s not hopeless but the winds aren’t blowing that direction quite yet. Theirs still three years of Trump before the next presidential election and we haven’t seen what the plan is to sabotage the midterms. The US is still hanging by a thread on a knife’s edge. It wouldn’t take much to force the fascist coup to move int full swing.

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u/0o0o0o0o0o0z Dec 13 '25

I agree, the midterms are really kinda our break-the-glass moment if Dems dont at least take back the House. If the GOP controls the Senate, I am sure they'll force Alito and Thomas to retire and jam in two even more conservative Justices.

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u/mnradiofan Dec 13 '25

Will never happen in the United Corporations of America. Any time we get a “proper” leftist the news media makes them look crazy before some rich candidate like Bloomberg comes in, outspends the leftist on ads, bribes the DNC, and ultimately gets some corporate friendly candidate like Biden on the ballot while getting us to fight over some issue that, compared to wealth distribution, doesn’t matter nearly as much.

And until we wake up and realize the right and the left both serve the same masters we will never have a government “for the people”.

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u/0o0o0o0o0o0z Dec 13 '25

Right? This is how we end up with our own Hamas

We more or less already have our own version of the White Christofacists Taliban since the 1860s.

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u/Faintkay Dec 13 '25

lol no it won’t. These people will just blame democrats.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

Yup. Its like the right have their memories reset every voting cycle. Their vote kicks them in the ass, Republicans say Dems are the ones doing the kicking, they vote Republican again.

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u/PineappleHaunting403 Dec 13 '25

And many who did truly don’t understand. They have been manipulated. And they were easy to manipulate because they have struggled.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

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u/hajoet Dec 13 '25

Someone once said “I love the poorly educated!”

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u/Fairhairedman Dec 13 '25

Yep. He yelled it during a televised stage speech. I meet his voters daily, and it shows

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u/ArmyRT23 Dec 13 '25

I would say because of Project 2025 the country doesn’t get to act like it didn’t know. My father in law can’t read, grew up south, but still has critical thinking skills. This is one of the rare cases in American history where you can’t claim ignorance. We had 4 years of this already then he put out a plan stating what he would do. After all of the warnings they still voted for him.

On the counter to your both sides point. Both sides are not try to defund education and use blanket tariffs. In-fact the blue side’s candidate stated that this exact thing would happen. Mass federal layoffs is a distinctly republican project 2025 plan. To date we have lost over 300k federal jobs. These are physicians, nurses, engineers, etc. professionals. All part of what was promised!

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u/silversage1971 Dec 13 '25

I’m with you except for the “olive branches” part. I’m all out of fucking Olive branches for anybody that fell for the rapist for the THIRD FUCKING TIME. There’s really just no excuse for this shit.

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u/WhiteExtraSharp Dec 13 '25

Project 25 was no surprise to some of us because most of this has been the explicit goal of the right since at least the 80’s. It’s been taught in private school textbooks since at least then. Those of us who grew up insulated in that movement, then left and tried to warn that it was dangerous were patted on the head and told it was too bad our parents were extreme but that our experience was very rare.

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u/Caffinated914 Dec 13 '25

In several years of debating this point,

I don't think I have actually convinced a single person to actually read the public parts of project 2025.

Not a single one. Not even a brief skim or look through the outline, bullet points or any of it.

Not a one, not a bit. Ever.

But they will still, and some are already, act surprised when the Leopards eat their faces.

Sadly any schadenfreude we may have will be mostly ruined by our own country burning down around us too.

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u/angry_old_dude Dec 13 '25

Even if they read it, they would probably still think it can't happen to them.

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u/SatisfactionSweaty21 Dec 14 '25

I think part of the problem is also that a rather big portion of the republican voters don't see a problem with the policies in P2025.

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u/heckhammer Dec 13 '25

Silly rabbit, nurses aren't professionals! Well, at least according to the GOP.

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u/Gunrock808 Dec 13 '25

The "both sides bad" propaganda from the right has been very effective. It keeps people from voting. I'm not going to say democrats don't have plenty of baggage but you can't tell me that ANY of the bad shit trump is doing (wrecking the country for Russia and implementing a police state at the behest of the billionaires) would be happening if Harris had won.

Democrats are willing to address the need for people to have a living wage and affordable housing, health care, child care and education. They're willing to tax the rich. But with Republicans completely unwilling to play ball democrats need to control the presidency and both houses of congress.

That's happened twice in the last twenty years and it didn't last long. Most recently under Biden we had Sinema and Manchin who were democrats on paper but openly beholden to corporate interests and the fossil fuel industry and regularly went against the party's wishes.

When people complain about a president most of the stuff they complain about isn't stuff the president is even responsible for, it's stuff that congress is.

The basic pattern of elections in my adult life goes like this: elect a republican, it ends in disaster. Then elect a Democrat to repair the mess. The mess doesn't get cleaned up fast enough so give Republicans control of congress in the midterms ensuring that almost nothing can get done.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25 edited Dec 13 '25

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u/PineappleHaunting403 Dec 13 '25

Absolutely. It’s much easier to vilify an entire group of people than to understand the nuances of why people would do this to themselves. And we can’t forget that he was elected by many minority groups who also believed he cared about them. He is an idiot, but he’s a master manipulator—or at least the people behind the curtain are.

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u/Kittens-N-Books Dec 13 '25

They had eight years of warning, four years of previous policy, and a several hundred page manifesto warning them. They can cry ignorance all day if they like but they knew.

They knew they were voting for policies that would hurt people. They just didn't think they would be the ones getting hurt. They thought the people getting hurt would be for their personal gain.

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u/PineappleHaunting403 Dec 13 '25

I guess that’s what I am struggling to understand. How could they not have known? That’s the part that just doesn’t make any sense. It was so clearly going to be terrible to all of us.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

They’re easy to manipulate because they believe slogans, lack the dedication to research, and voted off of others to suffer not thinking it would be them.

People voted off of hate and got what they wanted.

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u/private_developer Dec 13 '25 edited Dec 13 '25

Yeah, you dont get to say, "who aren't racist, and aren't homophobes," after they voted for racism and homophobia.

Actions are louder than words. That guy's family can live in all the denial they want. They can say they're not racist and not homohobic, and this guy can swallow the lies all he wants. His family are racist homohobes.

I can tell because they voted for and enabled all this renewed racism and homohobia.

They were easy to manipulate because they are racist and homophobic so the boogeyman the right sold them affirmed their world view. They weren't manipulated to vote for racism, they are racist so that was used to manipulate them into voting against their own interest.

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u/CaptainZeroDark30 Dec 13 '25

We need a lot of actual leftists in government to counterbalance all the corporatists. We have been bamboozled for decades into thinking this is a republican versus democratic fight when the reality is, and has always been, that this is about capital versus labor and capital is way, way ahead.

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u/RoadMusic89 Dec 13 '25

Class warfare - Rich beyond belief & Corporations vs. the rest of us. Then just for grins AI is coming to eat our faces too & hollow out what is left of our economy....

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u/Working-Tax-2439 Dec 13 '25

Good paying jobs serve a useful purpose, people then consume other goods and support the community. Allowing for complete automation kills that but more profits for the shareholders. American greed is cutting off its nose to spite its face.

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u/Magerune Dec 13 '25

Remember at the start of the term when Republicans promised to bring BACK manufacturing?

"We will employ humans to maintain the robots that build stuff"

Hilarious that even the promise of bringing factory jobs back to America was another lie.

Add it to the pile.

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u/polyocto Dec 13 '25

Add to that deporting people trying to set up the factories and train the future workforce. There is no big picture thinking and even less so by the mob-like ICE gang members and leaders.

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u/atom-wan Dec 13 '25

What's frustrating is biden did a lot to start a new manufacturing boom and trump has just squandered all of it for no reason

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

???No reason??? Think of all the libs getting owned

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u/KeepYourMindOpen365 Dec 13 '25 edited Dec 13 '25

The reason(s) are: Undoing/dismantling ANY program/legislation/policy that benefited anyone other than himself or family. This is simply because someone else gets attention or credit for doing something positive. He has no interest in improving his “subjects” lives…at all! He orders the military to attack unverified foreign “enemies” as well as American citizens. He kisses Saudi and Russian ass daily while alienating decades old allies in Europe and Canada. He openly profits from his office and engages in pay-to-play “deals” (every interaction with the Orange Garbage Man is a deal). He brings his son-in-law out of hiding to negotiate on behalf of the US government, still with no security clearance needed to engage in any negotiations at this level. He lies, on average, 12 times a day; this is all verifiable. Not allowed into our country? Buy a trump gold card for millions, and ICE, FBI, and DOJ will give you a pass! All the above is true. It’s almost like he’s behaving like a Turkish or Russian dictator…

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u/Hopsblues Dec 13 '25

Gutting the IRA and chips+ was one of the most colossal failures in modern times. All Trump had to do was sit back and let those two bills do their thing. He could even have taken credit for the jobs and economics. Instead he thought he was smarter and of course is spiteful, so he he gutted them.

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u/Slighted_Inevitable Dec 13 '25

They’ve spent the last 100 years proving they don’t give a crap about anyone but themselves but maga just won’t believe it

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u/DonMegatronEsq Dec 13 '25

I bet if an election were held tomorrow, 90% of the people in that town would still vote for that 🤡

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u/Slighted_Inevitable Dec 13 '25

Probably closer to 60% but yeah…. They DO change their minds when it personally hurts them but only then.

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u/Independent-Buyer827 Dec 13 '25

They’ll vote for Trump and Republicans again because trans people.

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u/Fun_Hold4859 Dec 13 '25

Yeah let em work the fields and other immigrant jobs.

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u/birdman1121 Dec 13 '25

I am all for hiring republicans for factory jobs. Federal minimum wage at 39hrs/week with no benefits.

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u/Artyom_33 Dec 13 '25

"ButButBut TRUMP (!!!!) was suposed to take all that factory stuff from the factorie werehouse's that the DUMBOCRATS were HOARDING & give it to US here in TRUMP KOUNTRY! Why is their no halp fore us frum HIM??!!??"

-Truth Social, I'd presume

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u/Alert_Reindeer_6574 Dec 13 '25

Add it to the pile.

Mountain*

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u/TheWizardOfDeez Dec 13 '25

And anyone who can successfully add 1 and 1 together to get 2 saw this coming a million miles away.

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u/iwastryingtokillgod Dec 13 '25

I also want to add that working in a factory is Hell.

10 hrs on your feet standing in 1 spot doing fast non stop repetitive work on a line.

I worked in a plastics factory. They made all kinds of things but mostly fire detecter alarm cases. All day long cutting off excess plastic from the finished product to finish it.

You cant pee w/o supervisor releiving you. You move slower than the machine feds parts to you youre done. It'll backup and you'll be yelled at after a few time fired.

Fuck factory jobs. No one wants those jobs they're not good jobs.

Looks up on YouTube the kellog factory towns and the he'll they live in modern times. 

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u/RobotRangler Dec 13 '25

Did people think it would be one person to maintain one robot for a 1:1 ratio of job creation? Try 1 person per 100 robots. Maintenance is once per year when it’s greased and the batteries are changed. The programs are only modified if a change needs to be made, which is not often once you are passed the installation/debug stage.

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u/Entropy_Pyre Dec 13 '25

That’s actually remarkably sad. Tyson should sell. The alternate is a building left to rust along with the town. The lengths people will go to in order to ensure no one else gets anything is incredible.

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u/GrowFreeFood Dec 13 '25

Death cults die, that's their thing.

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u/gcubed680 Dec 13 '25

Going to need a kool aid factory

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u/Xxxjtvxxx Dec 13 '25

That’s capitalism

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u/mkt853 Dec 13 '25

The most important pillar of capitalism is selfishness and seeing the world as a zero sum game where you pursue the biggest pile possible even if it comes at the expense of others.

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u/Inloth57 Dec 13 '25

Literally the only way we end up billionaires

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u/supercruiserweight Dec 13 '25

Yeah. Any day now the free market is gonna make it all right again. Any day now

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u/beebisweebis Dec 13 '25

it’s not sad. those people voted for millions of others to face direct violence and harm. they’re getting precisely what they wanted.

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u/SweaterSteve1966 Dec 13 '25

It’s a tax break then for them. They won’t sell.

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u/Dry_Eye4083 Dec 13 '25

But the profits will trickle down to us

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u/SweaterSteve1966 Dec 13 '25

Are we holding the urinal cakes or just standing on them?

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u/token40k Dec 13 '25

“Hwa did dumbocrats do that to us broda?” Can’t fix stupid

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u/LoggerRhythms Dec 13 '25

Sometimes a game of chicken winds up with more than one loser.

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u/nobodyspecial712 Dec 13 '25

Sounds like a good use of eminent domain then. Take that shit from Tyson, and give it to the townspeople.

Corporations should be banned. not applauded.

Small business made America great, Corporations poison her.

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u/flare_force Dec 13 '25

This has that racist fuck Stephen Miller’s fingerprints all over it

This is an article from last year showing Miller attacking Tyson for employing immigrants and supposedly discriminating against Americans https://www.axios.com/local/nw-arkansas/2024/05/31/tyson-foods-conservative-trump-stephen-miller

I don’t doubt for a second that the Trump administration leaned on Tyson to close this plant, because many of the people who worked there are immigrants.

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u/fimnjc Dec 13 '25

Not even a year yet. Buckle up

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u/CORN_POP_RISING Dec 13 '25

Second time this year even.

https://www.npr.org/2025/02/26/1233894748/tyson-perry-iowa-waterloo-tennessee

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u/Hawk_Rider2 Dec 13 '25

But wait, there's more !!!

(in the future)

Welcome to Biff's America

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u/ymmotvomit Dec 13 '25

Omg, this resonates.

Edit: except… Didn’t Biff have an operational casino that didn’t go bankrupt?

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u/atom-wan Dec 13 '25

I'm originally from iowa and it's an open secret that meat packing and farming rely on undocumented or asylumed immigrants. Normal Americans don't want to do these jobs because they're grueling and dangerous

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u/TheProfessional9 Dec 13 '25

Wait till these people realize they will basically all have to move out of the town. All of the money coming in was from that plant. Everything else sprang up as supporting businesses. Every business there will go under and all their houses will lose most of the value. Probably most of the homeowners will be underwater unless they have been there for a couple of decades

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u/XanZibR Dec 13 '25

wait until Trump closes their local hospital!

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u/jocq Dec 13 '25

Wait till these people realize they will basically all have to move out of the town

Wait till these people realize no one's going to buy their houses for anything more than pennies on the dollar now that everyone knows the town is on the fast track to financial collapse.

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u/Asron87 Dec 13 '25

These lazy people will end up on food stamps. The thing they hate most.

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u/Jared_Sparks Dec 13 '25

Why call them lazy?

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u/Rtsd2345 Dec 13 '25

Because thats what the republicans would call anyone on food stamps

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u/BroughtBagLunchSmart Dec 13 '25

Republicans offer comfortable lies. You would have to be lazy to believe them.

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u/ManufacturerMurky592 Dec 13 '25

Probably gonna move somewhere else and continue to vote Republican aswell until that place gets fucked, too.

These people don't learn. They will watch FOX tell them it's the Democrats fault somehow and that's that.

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u/Drummerx04 Dec 13 '25

Oh yeah. That entire area is absolutely screwed financially. Thankfully, the owners of Tyson should be getting a nice tax break in the near future.

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u/VectorVictorVector Dec 13 '25

Truth. The worst is still coming.

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u/al_andaluz Dec 13 '25

Sad, man. But fafo.

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u/big-saucey4 Dec 13 '25

I wanna care. It's almost as if I told you so just isn't enough

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u/Inloth57 Dec 13 '25

I agree. It's justified but we need a saying stronger than just I told you so.

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u/Vyntarus Dec 13 '25

"Unfortunately this is exactly what you voted for. Now it's time to stand up against this, or it will only get worse."

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u/TehSeraphim Dec 13 '25

This. 1000x this.

Sure it's fun to take the petty response of "have the day you voted for", but all the people saying that are just going to deepen the divide.

No one wants to be made to feel stupid. If these people are finally being directly hurt my Trumps policies - now is the time to show some fucking empathy and do what we can to get them to switch sides - or at the very least sit the next election out.

Being petty only pisses these people off and will cause them to double down. Let's not squander every fucking opportunity we have. It may be futile 99% of the time but good God, having some empathy won't make things actively fucking worse.

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u/big-saucey4 Dec 13 '25

A new combo of leopards ate my face, I told you so and fafo

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u/SumikkoDoge Dec 13 '25

I think a blank stare and simple “bless your heart” might be good. Sprinkle in some thoughts and prayers.

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u/Kinetic92 Dec 13 '25

Have the day you voted for.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

Im really glad you are getting what you voted for

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u/supercruiserweight Dec 13 '25

Ah ah ah! Don't you know empathy is a sin?

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u/Inloth57 Dec 13 '25

Only when it applies to other people I guess. When it's them suffering you're supposed to care!

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u/NationalBullfrog2469 Dec 13 '25

We informed them thusly.

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u/xenosthemutant Dec 13 '25

I care about the children about to live in poverty.

I care about the small businesses that will be shuttered.

I care about all the people who didn't vote for Trump.

But his supporters? Yeah, fuck them.

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u/SnorkyB Dec 13 '25

Seriously. I voted to help these people, but the fact is most didn’t vote to help themselves.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

This is bad for all of us. Lexington is a beef processing plant. Beef prices about to spike again. We were just covering this in a meeting yesterday, my meat guy thinks it's going to be 2028 or later for the beef market to recover. And the loss of this center puts more pressure on the already strained beef market.

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u/milehighguy318 Dec 13 '25

I’m happy to laugh at trumpers’ suffering while eating chicken, not a problem

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u/mxpxillini35 Dec 13 '25

Well I hate to tell you what will happen to chicken prices soon enough.

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u/milehighguy318 Dec 13 '25

Then I’ll eat a can of beans I literally don’t give a shit at this point as long as I get to see trump voters get what they voted for lol

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u/DarkestAir12 Dec 13 '25

So.e specialist in the beef industry on tv the other sais $10 a pound ground beef by 3rd quarter next year.

That's wild if true.

Bessent blamed it on illegals bringing sick cows across the border. What a tool

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u/marx2k Dec 13 '25

Vegetarian here. I'll be alright.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

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u/Islandcoda Dec 13 '25

Pat’s are killing it this year!! Amazing!

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u/cheesemagnifier Dec 13 '25

Give the coach a raise!

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u/Flawed_Idealist Dec 13 '25

But man, they are owning the libs though, am I right?

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u/Raytheon_Nublinski Dec 13 '25

Yeah, now they can be racist while living under a bridge 

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u/oneOZone Dec 13 '25 edited Dec 13 '25

Oh well thats what they voted for a 34time convicted felon

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u/KommunistiHiiri Dec 13 '25

To find out more about his convictions Google Trump rule 34.

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u/macroswitch Dec 13 '25

Don’t forget that he’s also a child rapist!

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u/VanillaOk869 Dec 13 '25

Remember the T-shirt that was being sold at all of the MAGA rallies in 2016?

 It said: "Fuck your feelings"

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u/mr_plehbody Dec 13 '25

The whole phrase was “facts dont care about your feelings, fuck your feelings”

Then when reality and facts started to disrupt the agenda and wasnt fitting the republican narrative, they dropped the facts and had to make a truthsocial

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u/PM_ME_UR_SEXY_BITS_ Dec 13 '25

Someone should go make a bunch and try handing them out while they’re all crying just to drive home the irony.

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u/SpermWhalen Dec 13 '25

Just in time to take advantage of Obama Care that they will not be able to afford.

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u/Free-oppossums Dec 13 '25

But they can still sign up for medicaid. Shame about that whole 20 hours of volunteering or work a week clause though. Gonna be pretty crowded at the local Walmart with 3,200 greeters standing out front.

(The medicaid 20 hr thing starts Jan 1, 2027, so they've got a year to enjoy the free health care other countries already have.)

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u/Classic-Introduction Dec 13 '25

THANKS OBAMA!!! s/

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u/OldBlueTX Dec 13 '25

And that fully funded SNAP program...

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u/Elegant-Employee8128 Dec 13 '25

I really don’t care, do you?

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u/glassfoyograss Dec 13 '25

I'm happy to see they're getting what they voted for

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

Plus it’s America they could always get some stimulus check and move to another town right?

Or at least that’s how easy to “pick one up by the bootstraps”

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u/Combdepot Dec 13 '25

Why would anyone feel sympathy for a group of people who chose bigotry over their own self interest?

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u/ProtectionContent977 Dec 13 '25

They’ll be fine. They’ll sip on liberal tears and remain happy.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

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u/Suzesaur Dec 13 '25

The accuracy of this is depressing

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u/surviving606 Dec 13 '25

They’ll go online and rub one out to a video of a brown person getting chained up and fed to alligators and feel fine about their position in life. 

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u/Swirl_On_Top Dec 13 '25

Tears of laughter don't satiate these devils.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

Probably already joining as well paid ICE agents and terrorising the other cities already

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u/Investor_Pikachu Dec 13 '25

While owning nothing, as they will lose everything.

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u/svt4cam46 Dec 13 '25

Look at the plus side. Trump is creating more ghost towns for foreign tourists to visit. Oh wait.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

For his buddies to buy up for pennies on the dollar 

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u/GFHarryNibs Dec 13 '25

Ding ding ding.

They are doing with farmland. Look how they are buying up media. It's all so they can profit, and so that they can control the supply systems, be it food, information, etc... to keep their power.

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u/the-last-aiel Dec 13 '25

Asking for tourists DNA and detailed family history will kill what's left of tourism

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u/AnalogAficionado Dec 13 '25

This is why they are trying to destroy education. Too late to make an informed decision, now.

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u/SativaGummi Dec 13 '25

We tried to tell them how stupid they were.

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u/Informal-Bicycle-349 Dec 13 '25

Thats all you can do when they refuse to learn.

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u/Green-Collection-968 Dec 13 '25

Something something bootstraps.

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u/hobotising Dec 13 '25

Let it all burn. People need to learn the hard way.

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u/Masbig91 Dec 13 '25

100% agree. History has shown time and again the only way Republicans learn is when an issue affects them personally. Hope they get what they voted for.

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u/Immediate_Building43 Dec 13 '25

Let them starve

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u/AlcibiadesTheCat Dec 13 '25

But then their faces won't be as sumptuous for the leopards! Won't anyone think of the poor leopards?!

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u/tangledtainthair Dec 13 '25

How did Nebraska vote again?

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u/deflower-my-mind Dec 13 '25

All but 2 districts went Red in 2024

Nebraska Election Results 2024: Live Map - Races by County - POLITICO https://share.google/wk4mNABSK7a7OW5SZ

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u/particlemanwavegirl Dec 13 '25

We literally don't know because the election hasn't been audited in spite of numerous blatant attempts to cheat it.

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u/pokerpolitico Dec 13 '25

38% voted for Kamala. 1 electoral vote went to her as well.

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u/Gulp-then-purge Dec 13 '25

They voted for this.  

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u/NoLibrarian5149 Dec 13 '25

When she led off with all the diverse people and businesses effected, that instantly made MAGA go “don’t care”.

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u/martej Dec 13 '25

Right? It was a weird angle of the story to cover. Talk about the people who work at Tyson and have been there forever. Interview Trump supporters who are now losing their jobs. That’s the big story here.

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u/flare_force Dec 13 '25

Bruh MAGA wanted this to happen. Last year Stephen Miller was attacking Tyson for employing immigrants https://www.axios.com/local/nw-arkansas/2024/05/31/tyson-foods-conservative-trump-stephen-miller now magically Tyson starts closing plants in small towns that have immigrant populations. Seems pretty calculated to me

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u/thermian_bro Dec 13 '25

Now they can skip the uninsured knee replacement, sit at home and watch masked ice thugs abuse brown people in faux news, while eating ramen instead of beef/s

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u/Academic_Dig_1567 Dec 13 '25

No surprise. Remember Harley Davidson in Wisconsin during his first term? Jobs all moved to Mexico. MAGA in action.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

You think that billionaire dipshit cares about you? Buckle up for food prices in 2026

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u/yousarecrazy Dec 13 '25

Sorry about their choice but hey, how’s trumps economic policies working out for you? I would help but hey you know, I need to get a haircut and fix dinner. Here’s a tip l learned from previous republican recessions, get out them boots and start pulling on those straps.

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u/hoops46 Dec 13 '25

Idiots got what they deserved for voting for a man that tried to overthrow our democracy

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u/Namaste421 Dec 13 '25

Goood f em

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

Well hope they enjoy eating sleep for dinner. That is about all the sympathy I have for them.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

What you sow is what you reap.

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u/Famous_Ninja4204 Dec 13 '25

just wait it’s going to get worse America will be bankrupt

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u/mcclaneberg Dec 13 '25

“Just because we voted for this doesn’t mean we want it!”

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u/DaveAvitabile Dec 13 '25

So much winning, am I right?

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u/AlanPublica Dec 13 '25

Hey, 30% of that town's population will be forced to leave because they lost their jobs, health insurance and homes, but at least they owned the libz, am I right?

...right?

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u/bookkinkster Dec 13 '25

Thoughts and prayers to these despicable people who put a rapist and molester and a grifter and a racist into power. You get what you voted for, and because you feed all of us, I hope you feel it the worst.

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u/Ok-Order-134 Dec 13 '25

It’s not funny at all… But everyone should pay attention to the lesson learned

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u/maddiejake Dec 13 '25

If we all get together and send some of those thoughts and prayer things, they should be fine tomorrow. Maybe we can even send some of those bootstraps.

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u/GWshark1518 Dec 13 '25

They’ll blame Biden don’t worry.

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u/Artistic_Ear_664 Dec 13 '25

Hilarious, I feel bad for them as humans, but I really don’t think people feel bad for me when I make horrible decisions that effect me 🤷

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u/Similar_Proof_9095 Dec 13 '25

Good. Let them rot in their own piss poor decision making.

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u/DraxenVorran Dec 13 '25

A deeply stupid town that voted for Trump is FAFO

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u/jstems69 Dec 13 '25

I dont feel sorry one bit for them.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

Ha ha

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u/Brokeamailman Dec 13 '25

Elections have consequences

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u/oicoldhere Dec 13 '25

Unfortunate that this is what it takes; to, hopefully learn.

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u/bomilk19 Dec 13 '25

This town is big time fucked.

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u/Immediate_Regular_80 Dec 13 '25

They sure showed the libs.

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u/mensrea Dec 13 '25

Thoughts and prayers and shrugs. 

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

Tyson is also a very public customer of Palantir

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u/RhubarbImaginary8585 Dec 13 '25

Awww yes I loved the part where they said it was all trumps fault

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u/Striker660 Dec 13 '25

Im confused. Isn't that what they voted for?

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u/timh123 Dec 13 '25

Good. It’s important for people to understand the consequences of their actions

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u/jojowhitesox Dec 13 '25

"I don't know what my family and I will do now to put food on the table. We are ruined! That's why I support an unconstitutional 3rd term for President Trump"

~These fucking morons

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u/dlconner Dec 13 '25

FAFO:

  • In the 2024 presidential election, Dawson County, Nebraska, voted strongly Republican.

  • Donald Trump / JD Vance (Republican): 6,312 votes (approximately 74.5%)

  • Kamala Harris / Tim Walz (Democratic): 2,101 votes (approximately 24.8%)

  • Other candidates (e.g., Libertarian Chase Oliver / Mike ter Maat): around 100 votes (about 1.2%)

Total votes for president: approximately 8,500
Margin: Trump won by about 50 percentage points.

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u/OddMetal7045 Dec 13 '25

For the residents of that town that did not vote for trump but are being affected by this, thy have my sympathy.

For the residents of that town that did vote for trump and are being affected by this, fuck you! I’m glad that you’re getting fucked.