Ame®icano
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No you are running away from what you wrote About killings in the street. Maybe you are coming to your senses.
How about you quote his post where he said "mass killings in the street"?
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No you are running away from what you wrote About killings in the street. Maybe you are coming to your senses.
But...they just didn't do it right...but this time....if the left wingers murder over 100 million people, then they can get it done the right way....those other guys just didn't murder enough people to make socialism work....
You'll notice I didn't refer to Left or Right in that image.Your image is pretty accurate. Every time you (or any leftist in general) are asked to provide example, or proof, you ignore it or leave blanks, and then you claim you did it.
Fortunately, I expected you guys to miss the point.Right...
After Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Pot, Castro... still demand socialism, you definitely didn't learn anything.
more lies and hate from those who lie and hate thee most.![]()
Authoritarian voters pushed Trump to victory. Can they do it again?
Donald Trump took advantage of American’s authoritarian streak in 2016 and has been busily eroding democratic norms ever sincewww.theguardian.com
A Vox/Morning Consult survey found that “44% of white respondents nationwide scored as ‘high’ or ‘very high’ authoritarians”. There were authoritarian voters in both political parties, but “more than 65% of people who scored highest on the authoritarianism questions were GOP voters”. They asked respondents what made them fearful and found that they “most fear threats that come from abroad” but they also feared internal threats that they viewed as undermining the stability of the social hierarchy. These internal threats could be “in the form of rising diversity” or “any changes, political or economic, that disrupt social hierarchies” or were viewed as threatening authoritarian voters’ “status quo as they know it”.
Its a long and thoughtful article that attempts to explain trumps win in 2016. Its not complete as it doesnt mention low education standards but it is a thoughtful piece.
You'll notice I didn't refer to Left or Right in that image.
This behavior is typical of nutters on BOTH ends. And you both deny it.
You folks sure do love to illustrate how similar your behaviors can be.
I referred to you specifically, and also to leftists in general. That's your tactics, "wrap up smear", remember?
Fortunately, I expected you guys to miss the point.
Okie dokie!I commented on your "we didn't learn" claim.
No, you leftists didn't learn, after so many examples of socialism, and evil that comes with it, you still want it.
Those who did learn, got your point, and we don't want it.
I don't know what that is. But believe whatever you'd like.
Okie dokie!
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Authoritarian voters pushed Trump to victory. Can they do it again?
Donald Trump took advantage of American’s authoritarian streak in 2016 and has been busily eroding democratic norms ever sincewww.theguardian.com
A Vox/Morning Consult survey found that “44% of white respondents nationwide scored as ‘high’ or ‘very high’ authoritarians”. There were authoritarian voters in both political parties, but “more than 65% of people who scored highest on the authoritarianism questions were GOP voters”. They asked respondents what made them fearful and found that they “most fear threats that come from abroad” but they also feared internal threats that they viewed as undermining the stability of the social hierarchy. These internal threats could be “in the form of rising diversity” or “any changes, political or economic, that disrupt social hierarchies” or were viewed as threatening authoritarian voters’ “status quo as they know it”.
Its a long and thoughtful article that attempts to explain trumps win in 2016. Its not complete as it doesnt mention low education standards but it is a thoughtful piece.
But I do know what that is, and I respond on it by calling you for what you are. You know your playbook (Alinsky's "rules"), but I know it too, and I am not backing down.
You clearly appear to think that your opinion is of value to me in some way. My apologies for allowing you to think that.You see how nice you are when you are called on your bullshit.
Hmmmm...odd, in your response you still failed to point to one authoritarian thing he has done......while I listed several by obama.....
Still waiting for even one from Trump.......
It is absolutely irrational. There is no mass Killing in the streets As a matter of fact that is exactly what an authoritarian who wants to declare marshal law would say.
My thoughts exactly! Two of the most reliably far left wing sources can do nothing but put out biasedLol @ The Guardian and Vox.... good grief
I am one of the most libertarian fuckers on earth, limey. How do you explain that?I think that the low intellectual capacity of trumpers on this forum validates the article.
You are all motivated by fear and hatred and any conman who confirms that is treated like a God.
Tommy, you should have some respect for authority.![]()
Authoritarian voters pushed Trump to victory. Can they do it again?
Donald Trump took advantage of American’s authoritarian streak in 2016 and has been busily eroding democratic norms ever sincewww.theguardian.com
A Vox/Morning Consult survey found that “44% of white respondents nationwide scored as ‘high’ or ‘very high’ authoritarians”. There were authoritarian voters in both political parties, but “more than 65% of people who scored highest on the authoritarianism questions were GOP voters”. They asked respondents what made them fearful and found that they “most fear threats that come from abroad” but they also feared internal threats that they viewed as undermining the stability of the social hierarchy. These internal threats could be “in the form of rising diversity” or “any changes, political or economic, that disrupt social hierarchies” or were viewed as threatening authoritarian voters’ “status quo as they know it”.
Its a long and thoughtful article that attempts to explain trumps win in 2016. Its not complete as it doesnt mention low education standards but it is a thoughtful piece.