Anonymous #1 1w

very very few people on the right would actually agree with the things in the post’s lists. most racist people would not ever say “black people are bad” they think they just have pattern recognition and are comfortable making generalizations off things when they dont understand the cause of those effects

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Anonymous #1 1w

and most misogynists would say women and men should be paid the same, but they’ll also say women should take on a more “natural” role at home or that we’re called to be submissive or some shit

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Anonymous #2 6d

Sidnee Sweeney certainly can’t 😂

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Anonymous #2 6d

And Trump is literally committing war crimes rn and people are cheering him on. Taking control of oil tankers that aren’t ours.

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Anonymous #1 6d

*most* misogynist. Give me a break 😂 you must be a man. No misogynist feels woman should be the same as a man at all.

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Anonymous #1 6d

Mmm no all the “not political issues” listed should NOT be political issues. Deflecting and pretending like the things listed aren’t accurate shows what type of person you are. Male for sure based off your other comments. Probably white (and straight) and likely a MAGA.

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Anonymous OP 6d

i said should be paid the same. and im a woman lol

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Anonymous OP 6d

wow you clearly just read what u wanted to hear from my comments lmao

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Anonymous OP 6d

you have GOT to stop exaggerating omg. this is why we (the left) lose elections!!!! to say sydney Sweeney wouldnt agree nazi’s are bad… because she did a commercial that was either very poorly worded or was written by a super super covert white supremacist…. is a stretch. and a stretch ti the point where noones gonna take u seriously anymore.

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Anonymous #1 6d

you need to be intentional with your words. the truth is bad enough you dont need ti exaggerate it to get your point across.

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Anonymous #3 6d

I know you smell like straight dookie

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Anonymous #3 6d

Mad cuz im right

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Anonymous OP 6d

Oh you got read like a book I assumed what you would say and you said nearly every word, you people are all the same😭😭😂

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Anonymous #1 6d

#1 is the only smart person on this post

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Anonymous OP 6d

3rd graders with 1 eye and dyslexia would be more capable of writing a smarter comment than you, and no saying Sydney Sweeney is a Nazi just because she’s attractive and you’re chopped ash won’t make you hotter

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Anonymous #1 6d

this is kinda semantic cuz everything is political in some capacity. i think the intent of the meme is to say that social politics / culture war issues (such as support for naziism, racism, misogyny) should not be entertained in any political platforms because it's not deserving of consideration beyond flat out rejection

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Anonymous #1 6d

and just because they don't literally have the thought "are black people bad?" doesn't mean they don't think it. that "pattern recognition" + generalizations is what we in the biz call stereotyping - which is racism whether or not it's blatantly anti-[insert race]

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Anonymous #6 6d

yes and obviously op didnt make the meme, but this is just a feel good meme for the left, it doesnt open anyone eyes because almost no republican agrees with the bad things on the right (at least with how theyre worded). ur right tho semantics is key here

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Anonymous #5 6d

reading this made my physically cringe ngl. it hurt too cause in still recovering from wisdom teeth surgery

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Anonymous #5 6d

ik u upped me earlier but dont say cringey shit bro i gotta call it all out i dont pick sides

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Anonymous #1 6d

well... many racists don't actively think "black people are inferior" but they do on a subconscious level. you're basically saying "this is useless because they won't admit to that" but... that's not the point? we're not trying to convince them racists they're racist or misogynists they're misogynistic - were reaffirming our position. and yeah it is a feel good meme for the left. people on the left should feel good that they reject racism, misogyny, homophobia, etc.. i don't see the problem

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Anonymous #7 6d

this comments dumb too, none of yall sre ready to have political conversations. u just wanna hear yourselves bitch

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Anonymous #6 6d

the original post is “black people are bad” not inferior. i clarified that its more nuanced then that, yes many extreme-right people are genuinely, hatefully racist, but much more are just ignorant/dumb. “black people are bad” represents an observation among both groups. the majority of that observation is based on semantics, primarily that a lot of people think all/most black people act a certain way and that it must be because of their race, theyre too stupid to understand race doesnt affect

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Anonymous #1 6d

What does this even mean lmao. Plenty of people on the right will have conversations if you wouldn’t just call them Nazis and not listen

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Anonymous #1 6d

behavior, socioeconomic conditions do. those shit conditions affect a lot more black and hispanic communities than any other race. we need to stop saying “you can’t say that” or jump right to “youre racist” for those that say these things (even if, in a way, it is true that theyre racist). lets try correcting them and pointing the finger in the right direction (the socioeconomic capitalistic conditions that “require” a certain percent of americans remain stuck in shit positions in life)

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Anonymous #1 6d

i spent a lot of time an angry liberal, but i decided i’d rather be productive and figure out where humanity is going wrong. and give it the language to fix it

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Anonymous #7 6d

you’re barking up the wrong tree and that kinda proves my point. you assume i was triggered by what you said, and assume i call people nazis and refuse to have conversations with people. all i have done in this thread is the opposite of that

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Anonymous #7 6d

youre bringing up smth that wasnt really part of the conversation……cause u just wanna complain abt ur perception that all the left does is call people nazis. be more constructive pls, done degrade urself

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Anonymous #1 6d

dont*

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Anonymous #7 6d

Having an imaginary argument with OP about something they never said

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Anonymous #1 6d

i think we could talk circles around eachother while mostly agreeing. i think my main contention with what you're saying is that it kinda assumes that this post is precise and literal when it's not and it's not supposed to be. i don't think you have to be an "angry liberal" to agree with the sentiment of this post

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Anonymous #1 6d

saying/thinking/believing "black people are bad" is functionally no different than "black people are inferior". you wouldn't say the former if you didn't in some capacity believe in the latter. if those people thought white and asian and latin people were also bad that saying would have no meaning or functional purpose

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Anonymous #6 6d

so then let me ask what good this post does? and can we explore the potential harms? good- its a feel good posts. it gives the left a little dopamine boost of superiority, and possibly a faint feeling of community bad- any right-winger who reads this is gonna scoff and feel reconfirmed in their belief that the left is stupid and doesnt care abt politics beyond feeling morally superior to the world. this is a very common feeling amongst the right, reaffirming that prohibits them that much

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Anonymous #6 6d

more from ever voting left. politics is a numbers game. i dont need any feel good points if it risks even a vote or two

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Anonymous #6 6d

first i wanna say i like the way u speak, this conversation feels productive and ur giving me new things to think abt and i love that second, i guess it doesn’t really matter how accurate the wording is, or how popular the specific view is…. i think it matters more that its not what is obvious in their (the right) heads. so even if they do subconsciously believe “black people are bad” they dont think they do, so they will still roll their eyes and scoff

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Anonymous #4 6d

The connotations of saying “Nazis are bad” when nazism hasn’t been an issue since World War II implies that OP is calling more people Nazis than are actually Nazis. It’s like saying “Black lives matter.” Obviously that statement in a vacuum is true but anyone who is saying that isn’t saying it in a vacuum, they are saying it in the context of a leftist movement that reasonable people take issue with. Y’all’s use of “Nazi” here is textbook equivocation.

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Anonymous #1 6d

I’m sure you are. Sounds like you don’t grasp what misogyny is.

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Anonymous #5 6d

“You people” you mean conservative women with a brain? 😂

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Anonymous #1 6d

I’m not on the left 😂 I’m a Trump hating right leaning woman.

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Anonymous #1 6d

When she was asked directly how she felt about Nazi she side stepped the question and wouldn’t answer it. That’s the easiest “I hate nazis” or “Nazi are bad” answer ever. Yet she wouldn’t even give it. If you aren’t willing to denounce evilness that says something about you as a person.

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Anonymous #7 6d

Arguing with your own reflection. The post just said that questioning if nazis were actually bad is a questionable viewpoint. OP has dug their own hole in the comments but the base post said nothing about what youre angry at.

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Anonymous #5 6d

3rd graders apparently have better reading comprehension than you. As I never said she was a Nazi ❤️ she is a gorgeous woman I’m not worried about my attractiveness vs hers and the fact you think that’s a tactic that’ll work - yikes 😂

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Anonymous #3 6d

Actually a registered republican ❤️ tried dying highlights one time in HS and only my ears are pierced. Once on each side in 3rd grade 🥰😘

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Anonymous #8 6d

It’s not rage bait when people literally believe some of this shit. I live in the south and the amount of times I see this stuff said on local town forums, spoken in person, or heard even in church. It’s not rage bait unless you hear it regularly and it upsets you because you SHOULD be upset hearing people talk about other human beings like that.

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Anonymous #4 6d

You’re still equivocating.

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Anonymous #7 6d

Never called anyone a Nazi other than Hitler and all his buddies that my grandfather actively fought against.

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Anonymous OP 6d

Then why are you even bringing them up

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Anonymous #7 6d

What do you mean it hasn’t been an issue? There are literally neonazi groups all over the place. That is an issue 😂I lived with my head in the sand like that for a long time. But not anymore.

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Anonymous OP 6d

she wasnt asked “do you hate nazis” bruh

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Anonymous OP 6d

quick (and genuine) question op, how old are you?

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Anonymous OP 6d

None of these neo-Nazi groups have had a material impact in spreading nazism or getting Nazis in politics.

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Anonymous #7 6d

ehh it is used as a unifying feeling. look at the EDL in england and elon musks’ part in that and the AfD in germany

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Anonymous #1 6d

The AfD aren’t Nazis. Helping my point, that use of “Nazi” in this post is just an excuse to shut down people who some disagree with.

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Anonymous #1 6d

the rise in antisemitism (not talking abt israel, i mean the “great noticing” “🧃” stuff) has made a lot of people think our understanding of nazism was wrong, that they were “validly protecting the world from evil jews” or smth like that

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Anonymous #7 6d

when did i say they were nazis?

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Anonymous #7 6d

there is more nazi-like behavior on the rise. not in any specific popular political group, but its being used to draw people into certain far right groups like the Afd and EDL. its not exactly that nazism is on the rise, its hard to describe…. id say ppl are dabbling with nazi sympathy with their “question everything especially the jews” rhetoric. my main point tho is that elon musk accelerates that “question everything” mindset and convinces ppl groups like the AfD and EDL are the only ones t

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Anonymous #7 6d

that accept such “questioners”

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Anonymous #1 6d

Once again. Reading comprehension. I never said that’s what she was asked.

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Anonymous #7 6d

Because you bought it up friend.

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Anonymous #1 6d

Mmm not gonna give out my info. But let’s just say I’m above drinking age.

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Anonymous OP 6d

well yeah half of yikyak is above drinking age. i just picked up some facebook dialect off you and then u said ur grandfather was in WW2, my grandfather was in vietnam, and absolutely no shade but im just wondering what a 30+ year old is doing arguing politics on yikyak? im 22 (but still in college) and i thought i was approaching unc

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Anonymous #10 6d

That’s the point. If someone feels that women don’t deserve to be paid the same as men then yikes 😬

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Anonymous #9 6d

The horror 😱

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Anonymous OP 6d

The pay gap is a myth because it doesn’t account for the different jobs that women prefer vs men.

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Anonymous #1 6d

Not 30. I was adopted by people much older than me or the average child birthing parent.

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Anonymous #1 6d

Also my grandfather died when I was 4 at like 80. I know plenty of people my age or younger with older grandparents.

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