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"These people feel sidelined by the American dream. So they resort to xenophobia and the bigotry which the right stokes with pundit bullying, which is why we're in this situation."
"these people" refer to "people who can't afford to go to college" in this dialogue
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"These people feel sidelined by the American dream. So they resort to xenophobia and the bigotry which the right stokes with pundit bullying, which is why we're in this situation."
"these people" refer to "people who can't afford to go to college" in this dialogue
explanation
asked yesterday
Ehsan JahrootiEhsan Jahrooti
112
put on hold as too broad by Lawrence, lbf, tchrist♦ yesterday
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You’ll need to look at the bit before the part you quoted.
– Lawrence
yesterday
@Lawrence here it's all the dialogue: "So when people say working class, what they really mean is people who can't afford to go to college. So these people, they feel sidelined by the American dream, right? So they resort to xenophobia and the bigotry, which the right stokes with pundit bullying, which is why we're in the situation we're in now. It's people voting against their own interests."
– Ehsan Jahrooti
yesterday
please add a link to your quotation ... more context is needed
– lbf
yesterday
What part is unclear?
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
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"These people feel sidelined by the American dream. So they resort to xenophobia and the bigotry which the right stokes with pundit bullying, which is why we're in this situation."
"these people" refer to "people who can't afford to go to college" in this dialogue
explanation
asked yesterday
Ehsan JahrootiEhsan Jahrooti
112
"These people feel sidelined by the American dream. So they resort to xenophobia and the bigotry which the right stokes with pundit bullying, which is why we're in this situation."
"these people" refer to "people who can't afford to go to college" in this dialogue
explanation
explanation
asked yesterday
Ehsan JahrootiEhsan Jahrooti
112
asked yesterday
Ehsan JahrootiEhsan Jahrooti
112
asked yesterday
Ehsan JahrootiEhsan Jahrooti
112
asked yesterday
Ehsan JahrootiEhsan Jahrooti
112
asked yesterday
Ehsan JahrootiEhsan Jahrooti
112
112
put on hold as too broad by Lawrence, lbf, tchrist♦ yesterday
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as too broad by Lawrence, lbf, tchrist♦ yesterday
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You’ll need to look at the bit before the part you quoted.
– Lawrence
yesterday
@Lawrence here it's all the dialogue: "So when people say working class, what they really mean is people who can't afford to go to college. So these people, they feel sidelined by the American dream, right? So they resort to xenophobia and the bigotry, which the right stokes with pundit bullying, which is why we're in the situation we're in now. It's people voting against their own interests."
– Ehsan Jahrooti
yesterday
please add a link to your quotation ... more context is needed
– lbf
yesterday
What part is unclear?
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
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You’ll need to look at the bit before the part you quoted.
– Lawrence
yesterday
@Lawrence here it's all the dialogue: "So when people say working class, what they really mean is people who can't afford to go to college. So these people, they feel sidelined by the American dream, right? So they resort to xenophobia and the bigotry, which the right stokes with pundit bullying, which is why we're in the situation we're in now. It's people voting against their own interests."
– Ehsan Jahrooti
yesterday
please add a link to your quotation ... more context is needed
– lbf
yesterday
What part is unclear?
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
You’ll need to look at the bit before the part you quoted.
– Lawrence
yesterday
You’ll need to look at the bit before the part you quoted.
– Lawrence
yesterday
@Lawrence here it's all the dialogue: "So when people say working class, what they really mean is people who can't afford to go to college. So these people, they feel sidelined by the American dream, right? So they resort to xenophobia and the bigotry, which the right stokes with pundit bullying, which is why we're in the situation we're in now. It's people voting against their own interests."
– Ehsan Jahrooti
yesterday
@Lawrence here it's all the dialogue: "So when people say working class, what they really mean is people who can't afford to go to college. So these people, they feel sidelined by the American dream, right? So they resort to xenophobia and the bigotry, which the right stokes with pundit bullying, which is why we're in the situation we're in now. It's people voting against their own interests."
– Ehsan Jahrooti
yesterday
please add a link to your quotation ... more context is needed
– lbf
yesterday
please add a link to your quotation ... more context is needed
– lbf
yesterday
What part is unclear?
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
What part is unclear?
– Jason Bassford
yesterday
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You’ll need to look at the bit before the part you quoted.
– Lawrence
yesterday
@Lawrence here it's all the dialogue: "So when people say working class, what they really mean is people who can't afford to go to college. So these people, they feel sidelined by the American dream, right? So they resort to xenophobia and the bigotry, which the right stokes with pundit bullying, which is why we're in the situation we're in now. It's people voting against their own interests."
– Ehsan Jahrooti
yesterday
please add a link to your quotation ... more context is needed
– lbf
yesterday
What part is unclear?
– Jason Bassford
yesterday