>first republican to lose white college grads in 50+ years
JUST
>>80318830
idiot women voting for $hillary
Colleges have become leftist cesspools.
People who protest for safe spaces and trigger warnings don't vote Trump. Surprise fucking surprise.
>>80319289
college grads, dipshit, not current students, just educated people..
>>80319491
""""""""""""""""""""educated""""""""""""""""""""
>>80318830
>current polling average
Polls won't mean shit until late October.
>>80318830
White college graduates are also poorer than ever thanks to neoliberalism.
>>80319713
>indoctrinated
tends to happen when one of the cornerstones of your strategy is getting the blue collar dems to your side
>mfw
who the heck cares about any metric that lumps gender studies majors with legit degrees.
>>80320015
>30 years late
Yurifags are fucking delusional.
This trick is subtle.
Instill a culture of collectivism within universities or alternatively a culture of political apathy where it's not possible, present a media that creates the delusion that a left wing bias is the normal and then watch as everyone "educated" begins to vote left wing, either out of collectivism or out of apathy with the expectation that if they don't care their obligation is to vote inline with those that do.
The cherry is that everyone not involved wishes to see themselves as rational individuals, but without an actual grounds for rationality (philosophical interest), they resort to simply mimicking those they feel are rational... Who happen to be the left wing voting university graduates.
I'm actually thinking the right wing vs left wing thing is a wider societal idiot test. The strategy of the young right wing is purely present rationality and rebut the left wing. Unfortunately, it takes a genuinely rational person to understand how rational this is.
Therefore, an idiot test. Collectivism is the mark of an idiot unwilling to think for themselves.
>>80318830
college has become such a joke in the last 20 years, I'm not surprised they're voting for big brother to take care of them
>>80319491
how do you graduate college without leaning hardcore left when you are kicked out for having any thought that does not explicitly fall into leftist ideology
>>80319491
>women's studies grads
>african studies grads
>>80319713
m-muh liberal indoctrination centers...
>>80318830
There are a lot of other demographics at work here. But the one issue, at least for white college grads over age 30, is that they're starting to kick ass in their careers and starting to make money and they no longer trust the GOP with the economy. Most Democrats who actually matter in government are surprisingly white collar and very mainstream and pragmatic in their policy views when it comes to governing, however ridiculous their campaign rhetoric may sound.
>>80320722
Solid post, Australia. 8.9/10. Well done.
>>80318830
>Implying college and university haven't been coopted the last 10 years into democratic think tanks
topkek
>>80322245
If you want to rate me and judge me, I expect something more critical and I expect means of improvement.
>>80319491
>just (((educated))) people..
>>80318830
now remove the meme degrees
>>80322452
Sorry m8 I'm piss drunk. Was 8.9 not high enough? I'll change it to 9.6.
>>80320364
Russia played the long game.
a regular college degree now is worth about as much as an HS diploma was 50 years ago
>>80320722
>Collectivism is the mark of an idiot unwilling to think for themselves.
>I'm an enlightened and euphoric individual with a keen interest in rationalism *tips
>>80318830
Nobody voted yet.
>>80318830
One thing that'd be interesting to see is along side this are the poll results leading up to those elections as well.
Have polls been good predictors of voting histories?
>>80322847
Is that true? I've read that but it's not what I'm seeing in my own life.
>>80318830
It was already on a downward slope.
Just look at Milo and College Republican groups. The colleges constantly shut them down for what ever bullshit reason they can find in the rule book.
>>80318830
How does that graph look if you take out liberal arts majors?
>>80323074
It's not true if you fell for the STEM meme.
>>80319491
>just educated people..
>>80318830
>tfw the silent generation and baby boomers' influence in 5-10 years will be too small to ever again have the possibility of countering the left
The day of the rope comes now or never
>>80322713
I actually wanted your opinion.
No matter who you are, what state you're in, I want feedback and I want some sort of reflection. I doubt I'm perfect, so I'll always look for improvement.
>>80318830
Who /whitecollegegradvotingfortrump/ here?
>>80322944
Whereas this is simply not an argument. Collectivism is the main problem here, it absolutely is the main driving force behind left wing supremacy. Pointing it out isn't some contrarian statement, it's just the obvious description of the situation.
>>80324107
You could claim that any widely held view is due to collectivism.
Hell, you could claim Trump support is in large part thanks to collectivism and you wouldn't be far from the mark.
>>80318830
not sure if you noticed what day election is, the intrinsic value of a (((poll))) and the (((intelligence))) and (((knowledge))) and uselessness of your average college graduate.
>>80325044
You missed (((college))), fampai.
