Anonymous #2 2w

Agreed.

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Anonymous OP 2w

Ya but when the gov calls us radical violent extremist socialist communist democrats that should be hanged and put in camps it's fine

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Anonymous #3 2w

I literally said in my comment that I don't support that either?

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Anonymous #4 2w

This a dumbass take. Try logic and you’ll see a lot of growth

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Anonymous #2 2w

That person just wants to argue. Doesn’t believe in common ground is.

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Anonymous OP 2w

How…? If you tell me that you follow a political movement that is widely known to be associated with unapologetic racism, I’m wrong to assume that you are an unapologetic racist?

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Anonymous #4 2w

Your logic says 50%+ of voters this election are racist. Yea, ur wrong to assume that🤯

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Anonymous OP 2w

If you say you’re a liberal, people will assume you are strongly against racism, anti ICE, and pro choice. If you say you’re conservative, people will assume you’re pro life, pro ICE, and either racist, or you have no strong feelings about racism (which is just as bad). This is because these are the values held by the loudest people claiming these labels. So no, it’s not really wrong to assume that.

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Anonymous OP 2w

Also, I wouldn’t be surprised if more than 50% of voters were racist this past election. You don’t have to be out lynching black people every night for you to be a racist. The thing is, when you have politicians who idolise Hitler, when people vote for those politicians, it would be stupid of me not to assume they feel the same unless they can show me otherwise.

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Anonymous #4 2w

You have some intellectual growth to do.

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Anonymous OP 2w

That’s not a rebuttal. Telling someone they’re wrong and not explaining why will never make someone understand your point.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Correct because I no longer see a purpose in explaining things to you as you’re not intellectually developed enough to see the absurdity of your beliefs. “Wouldn’t be surprised if 50% of voters are racist”.

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Anonymous OP 2w

I mean it's a democracy and your elected officials are doing those things - how am I not to assume the ones who elected them don't agree? Your party is complacent with the rhetoric and says things like "oh well I don't agree with what he says on x issue" but he still said it and you're still going to vote for him smh

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Anonymous #3 2w

Not to mention when confronted with this fact your response is "oh well, this person is too stupid to talk to" hahaha

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Anonymous OP 2w

yeah, i know. its funny because im literally a democrat-leaning centrist, i just don't like political polarization + apparently its very controversial lmao

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Anonymous OP 2w

But I literally wouldn’t be surprised. I don’t see how that’s so absurd. I’m not saying 50% of people in America are in the Klan, but I don’t think it’s an absurd thing to say that most people in the world believe (to some degree) stereotypes about people of other races that may be somewhat harmful or hurtful to the people those stereotypes target.

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Anonymous #3 2w

Ur already wrong it’s a constitutional republic. Not a democracy.

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Anonymous #4 2w

are you fucking stupid?? Comparing the kkk to the nazis is actually insane. Not every Republican is racist just like not how every democrat is open and accepting.

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