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I dunno what JD Vances wife is thinking right now but… wow not a good look for her hubby to be like this. But looks like Vance is a-ok with racists even towards Indians like his wife.

'Your wife is Indian': J. D. Vance mocked for defending 'racist' anti-Indian DOGE staffer

Vice President J. D. Vance was hit with immediate mockery on Friday after he defended Marko Elez, the recently fired Department of Government Efficiency staffer who was exposed for making racist comments earlier this week.

Writing on X, Vance argued that "I obviously disagree with some of Elez’s posts, but I don’t think stupid social media activity should ruin a kid’s life."

Vance added that "we shouldn’t reward journalists who try to destroy people... so I say bring him back. If he’s a bad dude or a terrible member of the team, fire him for that."

Among Elez's "foolish" past social media posts were declarations to "normalize Indian hate," which in theory should be of particular interest to Vance given that his wife, Usha Vance, is the daughter of Indian immigrants.

https://www.rawstory.com/jd-vance-racism/

How do you determine if someone is young enough to be your child? Is it when you start having kids? Maybe when you get married? When you start having sex? When you reach adulthood? Or when you hit puberty? As someone who doesn't have any kids yet; the idea of someone young enough to be my child is an interesting conundrum. The two most logical options being when I actually start having kids and when I was physically capable of being a father. But the gap between these two is immense (12-40 for me and 0-28 for my imaginary kid). Adulthood seems like a reasonable solution until you think about the fact that I didn't have sex in my early adult years; which is becoming more common in society. Marriage has similar issues with plenty of people having kids but never getting married; or getting married and never having kids. So what do you think? At what point in your life do you think people born afterwards should be considered young enough to be your child?