Poisonous Mentality

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Clarissa

October 20, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed to black voters: I am not like your “gas station Abdul” who hates blacks, catcalls women.

https://x.com/EndWokeness/status/2112544210260054464

I never thought I would feel bad for Abdul El-Sayed, but after watching the linked clip, I actually do. I also feel terrible for gas station Muslims. And for the black people this electoral pitch is supposed to please.

The way Democrat politicians believe they need to pander to African Americans is embarrassing. Everything for them is about pitching different identity groups against each other. El-Sayed has to proffer a string of the most bizarre and insulting stereotypes about one group in order to pander to a string of bizarre and insulting stereotypes about another group.

Gas station Muslims “leave a terrible taste in your mouth”? Who even speaks like that? Even more disgusting is the suggestion that gas station owners put up bulletproof glass because they’re racist and not because they simply want to survive.

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7 responses to “Poisonous Mentality”

PaulS

October 22, 2026

In SA, pumping gas is one of the most stereotypical jobs for black people.

https://newsday.co.za/south-africa/6521/a-day-in-the-life-of-a-petrol-attendant-in-south-africa/

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1. Clarissa
  
  October 22, 2026
  
  I’ve never seen a gas pump attendant. I know they exist even somewhere in the US but I’ve never seen them.
  
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  1. PaulS
    
    October 22, 2026
    
    I’ve never seen a white construction worker. One thing people leave out about the “good old days” in SA is that it was black workers keeping the “white cities” clean.
    
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  2. Anonymous
    
    October 22, 2026
    
    Yea they stopped existing in America something like 30 years ago or so at this point. There used to be one last gas station with attendants I know of that was in my home town. My mother always liked to go to that one as the attendants would not just refill the gas, but they would also clean the windshield wipers, and I believe, but don’t quote me, they might have also checked the tire pressure as well and refilled it if it was low. I do recall that they would check your oil level and refill that.
    
    That station stopped having attendants something like 30 years ago now, and that was the last one I have ever seen outside of a movie ever since. Which was a damn shame if you think about it. It provided entry level jobs for teens, and also for those down on their luck until they could get things turned about.
    
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  3. Col. Potter
    
    October 23, 2026
    
    They’re still in New Jersey. You’re not allowed to pump your own gas there.
    
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    1. cliff arroyo
      
      October 23, 2026
      
      “not allowed to pump your own gas”
      
      When I was growing up gas station attendants were the norm. I remember when self-service was beginning it seemed very odd. Now having to wait for an attendant to pump your gas sounds… almost exotic…
      
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      1. Col. Potter
        
        October 23, 2026
        
        I would omit the “almost.”
        
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