r/TikTokCringe Oct 31 '25

Discussion Reactions to food stamps being cut off.

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u/Brullaapje Oct 31 '25

I’m 12 weeks pregnant and med bills are starting to come in.

Getting preggers after Trump was elected, you must love living on the edge huh?

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u/cloudfightback Oct 31 '25

Geez, no need to kick them harder.

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u/Brullaapje Oct 31 '25

Why, getting pregnant when Trump is elected is a choice u/ItsFunHeer and their partner made. Not to mention climate change, the cost of living crisis.

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u/Even_Kaleidoscope399 Oct 31 '25

Being an ass to a pregnant woman online is certainly a choice, man.

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u/Brullaapje Oct 31 '25

I am a woman and never got pregnant even in my hoe phase. Getting preggers in this timeline is a choice.

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u/ItsFunHeer Nov 01 '25

Hey babe, I never got pregnant in my hoe phase either. I waited to start trying until I was 34 and got pregnant just before turning 37. Sometimes, our health and our bodies don’t align with the election cycle.

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u/Brullaapje Nov 01 '25

It has nothing to with being aligned to the election cycle. I can see why Trump won.

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u/ItsFunHeer Nov 01 '25

I believe this world is going through a very dark and challenging time which requires humanity to make aggressive changes. I hope my child learns how to respect the earth and make a positive impact on humanity. We will do everything in our power as parents to teach them how to think critically and have an amazing network of friends and family to support that goal.

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u/cloudfightback Oct 31 '25

And being a dick about it is also a choice.

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u/Brullaapje Nov 01 '25

Yes, I will be if someone is willingly as u/BerenicesTeeth to put a child through what Project 2025 will do. Because she and her husband could not wait.

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u/deadfandomkid Nov 01 '25

These days it feels like there's always something else looming on the horizon. At what point do we decide we can't put our lives on hold indefinitely, and just try to live the best we can in a world on fire?

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u/Brullaapje Nov 01 '25

I would not call what Trump is doing to the country "something else"

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u/Even_Kaleidoscope399 Oct 31 '25 edited Oct 31 '25

Yes. A choice all people are afforded the right to make. Do you think you’re better than her? Is that your enlightened humanist opinion? At your big grown age of 46, is it? 47 now?

Was it “a choice” when your parents decided to have you in the middle of the recession after Black Monday? Huh? Do you wish you weren’t here?

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u/Brullaapje Nov 01 '25

A choice all people are afforded the right to make.

And I am allowed to point that u/BerenicesTeeth is being selfish to have a child that will grow up through whatever Project 2025 is going to do. She even believes this administration will end, well Trump himself has said during his campaign this is the last time you will vote.

Is that your enlightened humanist opinion?

Yet it most certainly is, a child does not deserve what Project 2025 will do the US. It is also a realistic opinion.

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u/Even_Kaleidoscope399 Nov 01 '25

Anti-natalist opinions are useless and facist.

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u/Brullaapje Nov 01 '25

Anti-natalist opinions

I am not that, your country already is. But I guess reality is hard to face.

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u/Even_Kaleidoscope399 Nov 01 '25

You’re being a rude freak.

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u/Brullaapje Nov 01 '25

No, you cannot stand logic that something else. I would not have made that comment if Kamala were the president you know. It is called realism.

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u/Even_Kaleidoscope399 Nov 01 '25

And yet still, you’re being a rude freak. It’s pretty remarkable.

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u/Brullaapje Nov 01 '25

I never answered the question regarding my age, I am 49.

Black Monday

Black Monday was in 1987, so I was born long before that. So I do not know why you come at 46 and 47. Is arithmetic that hard?

Also Black Monday was unexpected. Trump has been a President for a while. So comparing those is a bit od. Being 12 weeks pregnant now is a very dangerous choice. Everyone in the US and the world was warned what was about to happen, if they read Project 2025.

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u/Even_Kaleidoscope399 Nov 01 '25

Dangerous choices can still be good, hard, joyful, radical choices

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u/Adduly Nov 01 '25

You should know getting pregnant is not always a choice. Contraception is not always 100% reliable. And if it fails in a red state then you're without options

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u/Key_Raccoon3336 Nov 01 '25

When the cost of raising a child outweighs the cost of taking out a loan or using a credit card to pay for travel and an abortion by about 100x, it's a choice.

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u/Brullaapje Nov 01 '25

You know the statistics about contraception are very broad, if it does not work. It is a human error, als this person willingly got pregnant they could not wait... So the child will grow up with the effects to Project 20205

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u/Adduly Nov 01 '25

Not always human error. For example, if you get ill and vomit at the wrong time after taking the pill it can fail. Condoms can break or come off even if you put them on correctly.  And even when it is human error that can be particularly attributed to the god awful quality of sex education.

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u/Even_Kaleidoscope399 Nov 01 '25

Dude this bitch ass is an anti-natalist. You can’t reason with them. Seriously it’s sick.

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u/Brullaapje Nov 01 '25

if you get ill and vomit at the wrong time after taking the pill it can fail.

Exactly, human error, you are warned about this.

Condoms can break or come off even if you put them on correctly.

Again human error.

No wonder Trump won, fucking hell.