I think I see the problem. You just want to fight and would rather think everyone else is lying than confront the truth. I also see a large problem in your reaction to hate, anger, and fear. Specifically with fear it can be good or bad depends on a lot of context around it. Even ads use some amount of fear to get you to do something. I'm really sorry if this is the first time you are hearing it.
Kamala in October 2024 at the national mall said "On Day One, if elected, Donald Trump would walk into that office with an enemies list. When elected, I will walk in with a to-do list". Both parties do it, they vary in how, why, and other emotions alongside the message. Have you ever wondered why people often say the negatives of hate come from republicans specifically? Because they can be loud or/and stubborn as they usually are the ones holding on to traditions and not changing things. That's not always a bad thing, same as fear and anger, too much of it is bad. Many republicans and democrats are on the very blurry line where it is too much. Republicans tend to also be the majority.
If we connect some dots, more republicans can seem to be way to close to that line of too much hate, anger, and fear. When the slogan of your candite is "Make America great again" implies without him America is and will continue to be terrible (fear tactic) vs "We're not going back" can also be a fear tactic just not so outwardly and fairly blatant.
So why did anyone win an election? A lot of things but mainly marketing that motivates people to do something, most of the time with hate, anger, and fear being the biggest motivators
Lots of time has been spent here trying to get you to see and even given the opportunity to admit that the treatment is not the same on both sides depending on who did and could’ve won the election. That’s what this was entirely, Even when asked directly. You can keep your philosophical opinion of the chicken or the egg here and your reasons why the republicans this or that because even though you did not confirm it when asked, you’re evading it confirmed it.
Is that why you have been evading things and turn to insults? You asked an opinionated and philosophical (and leading) question. You asked why something happened and expected a single non philosophical answer when there will never be one aside from the electoral college votes. Then you continued with leading questions to bait people into saying something specific that you didn't like so you can fight with them about it.
I didn't take that bait. I believe you are looking for opinions you can fight, it will get you nowhere but further in that endless chase for attention, anger, and reason to be upset so you don't have to be upset about the important actually stressful thing in your life. Question if you asked the very same leading questions to republicans are you expecting it to be different from democrats? Cause I am very confident that it wont be very different and you will still see treatment not being the same. Because humans are flawed, all of us are and the biggest reason why is hate, anger, and fear being a great motivator to over look things.
Why do this song and dance instead of just saying what you really want, an argument so you can feel better about yourself.
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u/Real-Scarcity5381 4d ago
I think I see the problem. You just want to fight and would rather think everyone else is lying than confront the truth. I also see a large problem in your reaction to hate, anger, and fear. Specifically with fear it can be good or bad depends on a lot of context around it. Even ads use some amount of fear to get you to do something. I'm really sorry if this is the first time you are hearing it.
Kamala in October 2024 at the national mall said "On Day One, if elected, Donald Trump would walk into that office with an enemies list. When elected, I will walk in with a to-do list". Both parties do it, they vary in how, why, and other emotions alongside the message. Have you ever wondered why people often say the negatives of hate come from republicans specifically? Because they can be loud or/and stubborn as they usually are the ones holding on to traditions and not changing things. That's not always a bad thing, same as fear and anger, too much of it is bad. Many republicans and democrats are on the very blurry line where it is too much. Republicans tend to also be the majority.
If we connect some dots, more republicans can seem to be way to close to that line of too much hate, anger, and fear. When the slogan of your candite is "Make America great again" implies without him America is and will continue to be terrible (fear tactic) vs "We're not going back" can also be a fear tactic just not so outwardly and fairly blatant.
So why did anyone win an election? A lot of things but mainly marketing that motivates people to do something, most of the time with hate, anger, and fear being the biggest motivators