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When we have fair elections without gerrymandering, brazen disenfranchisement scheme, and a system where a simple majority takes all, we can say things like this.
Until then, grouping the entire populace of a state together has a large portion of victim blaming.
Can you explain to me how responding that they deserved it to these people (that probably largely didn't vote for trump) in the context that they are going to their rep's town Hall and raising these issues directly is useful? Seriously fuck this attitude.
Okay, but we're talking about "these people," not "Nebraska"
You're right. That is what they said. Now go up another level. What was that person commenting on? In other words, what was the context for their comment?
Nebraska as a whole is very red.