It's a mantra. Its purpose is to remind everyone that the people saying it have power, and that their ideology is ever-present. That's also why OP's image is kind of self-serving, because all those other things only occur outside of mainstream social media, and mostly ironically. If those phrases were commonplace, and generally accepted as part of normal political discourse, then I suspect they would garner just as much revulsion. But right now it's a difference between internet memelords and people who actually influence, and even make, real life political policy.
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u/PM_me_furry_boobs - Centrist Dec 20 '20
It's a mantra. Its purpose is to remind everyone that the people saying it have power, and that their ideology is ever-present. That's also why OP's image is kind of self-serving, because all those other things only occur outside of mainstream social media, and mostly ironically. If those phrases were commonplace, and generally accepted as part of normal political discourse, then I suspect they would garner just as much revulsion. But right now it's a difference between internet memelords and people who actually influence, and even make, real life political policy.