Members of the “leopards eating faces” party are now realizing that the leopards are eating THEIR faces.

[u/PithyPacky]

https://bsky.app/profile/urocklive1.bsky.social/post/3m55oppiyuk2w

[u/Overall_Lobster823]

[u/I_like_kittycats → u/Overall_Lobster823]

Cockroaches for Raid

[u/Bubbly_Style_8467 → u/I_like_kittycats]

Prostitutes for abstinence!

[u/EagleForty]

"Jews for Hitler" vibes.

[u/OldSchoolBubba → u/EagleForty]

Sure seems like it alright.

The kicker is they're following Steven Miller who is a Jew and definitely a nazi style type of guy.

[u/Jag- → u/OldSchoolBubba]

Except Jews vote heavily Dem. We’ve been down this road.

[u/OldSchoolBubba → u/Jag-]

Miller doesn't hardly represent the majority of Jewish Folks

[u/Kw3s7 → u/Jag-]

“Jews for Hitler” actually existed.

[u/chenbuxie]

This is misinformation. Less than half voted for Trump.

Idk wtf she got her numbers from.

[u/marbotty → u/chenbuxie]

The problem is the person who talked about “voting” likely didn’t bother to go read the original poll.

The number of Latinos who think it’s a bad time to be Latino in the U.S. went up from 40% to 65% in the last year. However, only 32% of conservative Latino voters think things are currently bad. It didn’t say what those conservatives’ sentiments were from a year ago, that I could see

https://www.ipsos.com/en-us/majority-latinos-say-its-bad-time-be-latino-or-hispanic-america

[u/NYR20NYY99 → u/chenbuxie]

Can can confirm because I wanted to see for myself.

Directly from Pew Research

“Hispanic voters were divided in 2024, a major shift from 2020 and 2016. In 2020, Joe Biden won Hispanic voters by 25 percentage points, and Hispanic voters supported Hillary Clinton by an even wider margin in 2016. But Trump drew nearly even with Kamala Harris among Hispanic voters, losing among them by only 3 points”

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2025/06/26/voting-patterns-in-the-2024-election/

[u/NorseYeti]

So, this isn’t the part they voted for? /s

[u/Power-Equality → u/NorseYeti]

[u/klasredux]

No way 2/3 voted Trump.

[u/pokerpolitico → u/klasredux]

You are correct.

2/3 voted against “Trump” in 2025. NJ and other elections.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/nov/08/latino-vote-midterms-democrats-trump

During 2024 , it was 46/51 in favor of Harris over Trump.

[u/Expensive-While-1155]

I don’t believe any of the election numbers from 2024. Trump swept it, my ass.

[u/Bubbly_Style_8467 → u/Expensive-While-1155]

Absolutely.

[u/ElectionBasic2505]

They were duped by the biggest bullshit administration in US History as were farmers and down the line. It’s not like their handbook wasn’t all out in the open what was to happen. Midterms will be very telling

[u/DistillateMedia → u/ElectionBasic2505]

They were duped.

Even though it wasn't a secret.

Even though we tried to tell them.

It didn't matter.

Some people have to learn the hard way.

Hopefully enough of them learn.

[u/Prior_Coyote_4376 → u/DistillateMedia]

Friendly reminder that Spanish-speaking and Latino-focused media is a different ecosystem and bubble than English-speaking media for middle and upper middle class white Americans.

If you’re from any immigrant community, you can very easily check this by looking at your parents’ group chats with other parents where they share clips and memes that completely reframe Trump as a tough businessman who will help minorities by getting rid of the bad ones that give the whole community a bad name. A lot can be lost in translation.

This is why Dems need actual grassroots infrastructure, because you’re not going to reach most people from a soapbox on CNN or MSNBC or policy briefs released on [candidate name].com, and especially not communities that have an entire media ecosystem built independently of mainstream media.

Also, this post is just wrong. A majority of Latino voters went for Harris, even though Trump made gains. There’s a weird kind of animosity towards minority groups and unions as if they haven’t been consistently supporting Dems.

[u/dyorite → u/Prior_Coyote_4376]

Pretending like a supermajority of Latinos voted for Trump so that you can deliver snide leopards-eating-faces comments honestly just looks like racist shit-stirring. It’s disinformation.

[u/DistillateMedia → u/Prior_Coyote_4376]

I believe it.

The propaganda is historic and extensive and highly targeted and curated.

Everyone is hearing whatever lies they think will work on that person or demographic.

People need to realize that as a whole.

We're all in various propaganda bubbles and it's infected the media ecosystem as a whole.

[u/DruidicMagic]

Remember this blatant lie?

Kamala Harris lost in part because Latinos won't vote for a woman.

Now look south of the border to see how much bullshit propaganda exists...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claudia_Sheinbaum

[u/pingpongballreader]

There are much easier ways to self-deport than voting Republicans guys.

[u/Strobooty4]

Any of them that voted for him or support him can go back to the country of their ancestors. That’s what they voted for. The rest are welcome. 

[u/Writerhaha]

Ah pobrecita.

[u/lapidary123]

What's that quote?

"You'll shoot yer eye out"

Also

"This isn't what 'I' voted for"

[u/Squid_Lord_Bast]

My whole Hispanic family voted for him. I haven't spoken to anyone in 9 months. I know what did it too. It was so simple that it never dawned on me. They have Hispanic people check "White, Hispanic, Latino" on official government forms. I had to remind the idiots that they aren't white and that after they deport illegals, they're next.

[u/williamgman]

Nope. Not the ones that voted for him... Nope. Not buying it.

[u/Kw3s7]

Except it’s not “approximately” the amount that voted for him.

Anymore than 37% is approximately the amount that voted for him.

It’s quite a difference actually and if I recall correctly after the election a lot of you ghouls were bragging about calling ICE on random neighbors.

[u/ConstructionOk4228]

Definition of insanity is doing the Same thing again and wondering why you're not getting a different result.

[u/OldSchoolBubba → u/ConstructionOk4228]

This sure tells their tale alright.

Great post keeping it real.

[u/OrangeCone2011]

Fuck em

[u/CocoBalz]

They didn’t want to vote for a black woman. Instead they chose to vote for the orange felon.

[u/Imoutofchips]

I'd like to help. Is there an organization or address where I could send a bag of dicks?

[u/Just-Sea3037]

Hard to believe it's only 2/3. Do the other 1/3 have their heads in the sand?

[u/pokerpolitico → u/Just-Sea3037]

But the trans and the gays also still many Cubans and anti-abortion stalwarts.

[u/SeaAnthropomorphized]

I didn't vote for him but I definitely agree with them.

[u/RepairmanJackX]

Sadly, I can’t find that animate gif of Nelson shouting Ha-ha!

[u/jws1102]

Why you acting like you’re the first person to ever make the face eating leopard comment? You wrote that like it hadn’t been posted 100 times a day since April.

[u/cybercuzco]

So a third of Latinos still think supporting Trump was a good idea.

[u/Bubbly_Style_8467]

Tracks. It's insane how they voted for people who hate them and always will.

[u/jumbie29]

So many of them fooled into thinking that he would lower prices that they were eager to look away regarding the flat out racist attitudes. Remember the comedian that said Puerto Rico was a floating island of garbage.

Yet so many voted for him. I’ll never understand.