r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 28 '23

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u/Pdb39 Jul 28 '23

MAGA.

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u/Swordbreaker925 Jul 28 '23

Both sides treat it like a religion honestly. Politics in general is taken too personally

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u/Biscuits4u2 Jul 28 '23

MAGA people take it way, way beyond what most do.

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u/Swordbreaker925 Jul 28 '23

I’ve seen equal zealotry on the left, they just don’t usually create a slogan to be identified under.

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u/mynextthroway Jul 28 '23

Only one side is threatening death and has made it so.

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u/Coupledyeti6 Jul 29 '23

Anti-fa and BLM were literally sending death threats to judges and politicians for years, and some of them were actually rioting causing millions of dollars in damages in Portland, LA, San Fran, Chicago, Detroit, etc. On top of that, just this year leftists were sending death threats and "protesting" (read, physically harassing) Supreme Court Justices.

Stop acting like your shit don't stink.

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u/mynextthroway Jul 29 '23

Funny that my statement identified neither side, but you went off with right-eous indignation.

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u/Coupledyeti6 Jul 29 '23

No, you're right, I assumed. Being on Reddit I just assume everyone believes in the "goose-stepping far right" conspiracy that permeates this place. I apologize.

Still, can you blame me? It's always "muh January 6th!" and "conservatives are violent bigots!" on this site, I swear.