New polling conducted by Somos Votantes and the Global Strategy Group between August 26 and September 4 shows that Trump’s net approval rating among Latino voters has dropped from -11 points in February to -23 points in September.
His favorability rating has seen a similar drop, from -12 points in February to -20 points in September.
… and then you filled in your theory for what the “because” was that caused the Latino community to vote for him.
If your “because” were completely accurate, I’d agree with you. But it’s not. And since it’s not, and because you’re implying that every single religious Latino as a bloc has that hateful attitude and using that as your jumping off point, it’s racist.
Anything else I can help you with?
I shouldn’t have to write three paragraphs about my idea to indicate that there may be exceptions to this trend among this block of voters; generally people don’t list every single exception that exist when describing trends. I am sure there were many Latino homemakers who were tired of inflation when buying grocceries and very religious and voted only on the inflation issue and all sort of other Latinos voting for various reason, but the trend still remains true. I was never implying Latinos are a monolith.
You’ve helped me with nothing. Go draw a Venn Diagram.
https://prri.org/spotlight/hispanic-americans-evolving-support-for-lgbtq-rights/
The issue is not that there is some crazy 10% outlier of Hispanics who are not LGBTQ-bigoted, and I’m blaming you for not including them. The issue is that Hispanics are not bigoted as a majority-position bloc in the same way that you’re asserting that they are (to such an extent that it overrode every single other consideration and is obviously why they voted the way they did in the election, which you seemed to take as axiomatic and obviously why they voted for Trump.)
I am helping you, I think. You’re not open to accepting new information or having the flaws in your thinking pointed out, you perceive it as something else and a reason to argue with me and claim you’re just right and I’m being incorrect at you, but I’m doing it anyway.
Religious Latinos, not Latinos, just the religious ones. Neither of us have information because it’s epistemologically impossible to tease out what really motivated voters, especially since we can’t rely on self-reporting of why people vote how they do. I genuinely believe that if trans and LGBT people did not exist, and the Catholic Church was in favor of Biden, probably 80-90 percent of Latinos would have voted Biden. I can’t know for sure, but it’s my believe, and it’s not based out of racism.
100% correct yes. And yet, you have a belief in your mind that makes you convinced that:
80-90 percent? So 7% of black people voted for McCain instead of Obama, but you think only a few percent more Latinos than that might potentially have voted for Trump, if it wasn’t for those pesky transgenders and if the Catholic church had come out for him?
But your views of Latino thinking are definitely not racist lol. I mean I think I have made my point at this point, we’re just reiterating at each other at this point.