Anonymous #3 21h

The average Republican is a white supremacist, that’s the standard party line right now.

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Anonymous amethyst_headphone51 21h

No, it’s definitely a growing sentiment but it’s still pretty fringe anywhere outside of the internet

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Anonymous #3 21h

It’s not though. This is what their party leaders profess, it is the White House agenda they all jockey for support from. It’s literally the entire institution, the groundwater is poisoned and there’s rot in the core of every fruit they bear.

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Anonymous amethyst_headphone51 21h

I promise you a big portion of the party is filled with aging McCain/Romney supporters, politically oblivious people who just think the Democrats are out to steal their guns and kill babies, and people who hate seeing taxes on their paycheck so much that they’re susceptible to anyone who promises to cut them. Maybe if you live in the South it’s different but I know many Republicans and very few actually believe in nazi shit That said, I agree what’s happening at the top is worrying

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Anonymous #3 20h

Even those people are still aware of what the people at the top are saying, and that everyone below is bending the knee for them. They’re still making choices. And for what it’s worth yeah, I do live in the south. Republicans in my experience (and I go to church and school with a lot of them) are genuinely psyched about what’s going on.

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Anonymous #2 19h

So Nazi

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Anonymous OP 19h

Do you know definitions?

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Anonymous #2 19h

I know synonyms

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Anonymous OP 19h

Got it. You know neither.

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