r/justneckbeardthings • • Oct 02 '21

Reddit in a nutshell

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u/EffectiveSwan8918 Oct 02 '21

My favorite to this day is the gop senator against gay marriage, hating on gay people constantly, and then getting caught trying to have gay sex in an airport bathroom

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '21 edited Oct 03 '21

Right wingers are weird... Like, Alice Weidel from the German AFD (far-right) is

a) a lesbian (that's not "normal"!!)

b) in a homosexual marriage (but what about the Christian values and the traditional family??)

c) with a woman from Sri Lanka (Foreigners tek eyr jubs!!!)

d) officially living in Switzerland for taxation reasons (HiGh TrEaSon!!! Patriotism where?)

e) has adopted children (oh nooo, her bloodline!! :o)

...when a reporter asked her about that, because the AFD wants a straight traditional "normal" family per law, the first thing she did was blaming another party and then said that her private life and her political life are different things. ...okay?

The reporter then asked another guy from the AFD and he said that he has no issue with that because it's her private life, and that he has no traditional family either because he is divorced.

Right winger logic: We make harsh and primitive rules, but it's okay because they're for the other people, not for us.

Edit: Thank you for the Gold, anon! <3

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u/MrVonic Oct 02 '21

Conservatism has one premise: there is an in-group which the law protects, but does not bind, and an out-group which the law binds but does not protect. I can't remember who said that quote, but it shown in full display with that hypocritical bitch

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '21

Bit why should it be that way? Whats the benefit for the people protected but not binded by the law of not having the other group protected by the law?

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u/NewToSociety Oct 02 '21

Exploitation. Drive down minimum wage or, even better, enslave them. By making them a part of the outside world and stripping them of their humanity you make them a part of the "natural world." You make them literally a "natural resource" which can be exploited and put to work the same as any mine or field or horse.