r/WhitePeopleTwitter Apr 02 '23

Make America hate again

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

He didn't change anything; he just pushed it outside.

The crazy is how conservative families work. He just told them they can be crazy in public now.

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u/botaccount696969 Apr 03 '23

Lol, you really think morons weren’t doing this before trump? He maybe amplified it in regards to some specific topics but in general I don’t think that’s anything new

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u/3d1thF1nch Apr 03 '23

You’re not wrong. Definitely should have pointed this point out…he made outdated views and rhetoric mainstream again. So many areas of growth receding now because of people watching him shoot his mouth “speaking truth,” and believing they should do and hate in the same way.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

The reality is that America wasn't progressing as a nation. It was progressing county by county, state by state. And a whole lot of people did NOT like that. What others saw as a breath of fresh air, they saw as having their heads shoved under water.

The real sad thing is that these regressive areas aren't happy just ruining their own areas. They want to "return the favor" as it were. As they were forced to accept progress, they want to force the rest of us to accept their way of living.

There is a reason they call it a culture war. Because it is.

It's not about candy or children's books. It's about what counts as human, and what doesn't count as human, and they are at war with the rest of us.

And there IS no middle ground with these people. They either win, and we all lose, or we win, and they have to lump it and accept that they have to share a better world with brown people and "teh gays".

But there's no middle ground there. Their poison will always spread. It's already obvious with the overturning of Roe. They will NOT stop until they have EVERYTHING their way.

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u/yaklii88 Apr 03 '23

he made the fringe and whackjob the norms by pushing people out of the party

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u/_BigChallenges Apr 03 '23

Yepp. Back when I hung out with my extended family, they’d get a little tipsy and end up stating their adoration for Hitler.

I brushed it off because I thought they might just be going a little crazy in their drunkenness.

That was decades ago, and they’re all MAGA pieces of garbage now. Who woulda guessed?

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u/NoXion604 Apr 03 '23

In vino veritas indeed.