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Christian Nationalism . White male Supremacy. Read the documents. Easy to find.
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You should be able to provide it here then if it’s easy to find and how it is linked to Trump/project 25.
Your claim was that this will happen more often for people of faith under Trump. I’d like to know your evidence of this.
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Wokeism has played a huge part.
People are sick of having woke ideals shoved down their throat at every turn.
Which parts? Trans, White hate, Welcome to country to start..:
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As far as the polls go, there is also a chance that as well as all those Republicans who have openly endorsed Kamala there will be others who feel uncomfortable to say so publicly but who will still vote Kamala to oust Trump knowing how dangerous he and Vance are for the US and for the GOP.
Also women who vote for Kamala and women’s rights who don’t want their MAGA husbands to know.
Neither would be reflected in polls.
This must be one of the hardest elections to predict though because of so many bad actors.
Unfortunately, to succeed, the Dems need to win the vote and then deal with the next Stop the Steal / Coup by Trump if the votes don’t go his way.
Also women who vote for Kamala and women’s rights who don’t want their MAGA husbands to know.
Neither would be reflected in polls.
This must be one of the hardest elections to predict though because of so many bad actors.
Unfortunately, to succeed, the Dems need to win the vote and then deal with the next Stop the Steal / Coup by Trump if the votes don’t go his way.
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Imagine thinking fascism is a better option than wokeism.
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Trump allies prepare to infuse ‘Christian nationalism’ in second administration
Spearheading the effort is Russell Vought, president of The Center for Renewing America, part of a conservative consortium preparing for Trump’s return to power
That’s pretty extreme but ok
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What do you think should be done to any of the people currently and previously involved in trans health care?
What should happen to people who continue to provide trans health care?
Couldn’t care less if people are trans. So nothing.
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Oh ok cool.
So you agree that anyone involved in trans health care hasn't done anything wrong.
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**** off and **** you
You're the one constantly bringing up "woke", no one else
No one in this thread mentioned woke until you brought it up
You're such a campaigner
How do you counter this stupidity?
No wonder Trump is in with a chance
Would be pretty hard to reply to
“Is it wokism (and if so which parts in particular)?”
Without mentioning wokism.
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At least it's closer to honesty than most Trump supporters.
The reason to support Trump, is bigotry and disinformation.
All of the pretend reasons MAGAts give are bullshit. Because if they were actually issues they cared about, they'd be following the information and evidence.
Everything they claim to support Trump for, he failed at and the Biden administration has succeeded at. Or at the very least been more successful.
Economy, infrastructure, foreign affairs.
Any reason they claim for supporting Trump suddenly become unimportant when they're shown the facts.
They suddenly don't care about those issues anymore, and no longer want to talk about it.
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What does this have to do with America?
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But he's so centrist
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So you think Trump is winning because the democrats didn't go socialist enough and choose sanders?
But aren't the voters who choose candidates and the voters who vote in national elections very different people? In Australia we don't choose our candidates. Do you think thats a problem with the Australian parties as well?
Yeah that's what I'm suspicious off. Usually elections are mostly decided by economics but I think cultural factors are now playing a much bigger role in America.
Cultural factors are easier for people to grasp. Misinformation has resulted in people not knowing who to trust on Economics and geopolitics issues so they focus on the issues they think they understand better.
Apologies. Land acknowledgments…
But trump plays the ignorance card
well any stats aside most America’s would say they were better off with Trump in regards to affordable living.
You can debunk and argue that, but most look at it black and white
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Mussolini Stalin Trump
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Rhetoric has a history. The words democracy and tyranny were debated in ancient Greece; the phrase separation of powers became important in the 17th and 18th centuries. The word vermin,as a political term, dates from the 1930s and ’40s, when both fascists and communists liked to describe their political enemies as vermin, parasites, and blood infections, as well as insects, weeds, dirt, and animals. The term has been revived and reanimated, in an American presidential campaign, with Donald Trump’s description of his opponents as “radical-left thugs” who “live like vermin.”
This language isn’t merely ugly or repellant: These words belong to a particular tradition. Adolf Hitler used these kinds of terms often. In 1938, he praised his compatriots who had helped “cleanse Germany of all those parasites who drank at the well of the despair of the Fatherland and the People.” In occupied Warsaw, a 1941 poster displayed a drawing of a louse with a caricature of a Jewish face. The slogan: “Jews are lice: they cause typhus.” Germans, by contrast, were clean, pure, healthy, and vermin-free. Hitler once described the Nazi flag as “the victorious sign of freedom and the purity of our blood.”
Trump Is Speaking Like Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini
The former president has brought dehumanizing language into American presidential politics.
Rhetoric has a history. The words democracy and tyranny were debated in ancient Greece; the phrase separation of powers became important in the 17th and 18th centuries. The word vermin,as a political term, dates from the 1930s and ’40s, when both fascists and communists liked to describe their political enemies as vermin, parasites, and blood infections, as well as insects, weeds, dirt, and animals. The term has been revived and reanimated, in an American presidential campaign, with Donald Trump’s description of his opponents as “radical-left thugs” who “live like vermin.”
This language isn’t merely ugly or repellant: These words belong to a particular tradition. Adolf Hitler used these kinds of terms often. In 1938, he praised his compatriots who had helped “cleanse Germany of all those parasites who drank at the well of the despair of the Fatherland and the People.” In occupied Warsaw, a 1941 poster displayed a drawing of a louse with a caricature of a Jewish face. The slogan: “Jews are lice: they cause typhus.” Germans, by contrast, were clean, pure, healthy, and vermin-free. Hitler once described the Nazi flag as “the victorious sign of freedom and the purity of our blood.”
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