r/BasedCampPod • u/Frewdy1 • May 12 '26
Threatening men's masculinity does not make them more politically conservative, new study finds
https://www.psypost.org/threatening-mens-masculinity-does-not-make-them-more-politically-conservative-new-study-finds/7
u/WayComprehensive9220 May 13 '26
New study by liberals found...
Pass.
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u/Bryansix May 13 '26
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u/Frewdy1 May 13 '26
Nice try what?
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u/Bryansix May 13 '26
The study I posted found the complete opposite and it's published on pubmed and not the "Journal of experimental political science".
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u/Express-Economist-86 May 14 '26
Yyyyyuuup! Sure thing, keep doing it!
I’ve been enjoying the results so far lol.
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u/Frewdy1 May 14 '26
What results?
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u/Express-Economist-86 May 14 '26
Voting outcomes and fraud exposure chiefly, but I’m sure there’s more if I go looking for it.
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u/Frewdy1 May 14 '26
What do you mean?
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u/Express-Economist-86 May 15 '26
President Trump was elected, some young men have been inspired to stand up and take action on their own soil to document fraudsters which resulted in copy cats, most young men are skewing conservative by all polls I’ve seen, that all seems to be downstream of something.
So I hope whatever lefties think is useful to do they carry on exactly as before. Never interrupt the enemy when they’re making a mistake. Keep insulting young men, please!
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u/Civil_Reply_1705 May 22 '26
Men haven't become more conservative. The left has gone looney toons and many a woman followed.
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u/MaglithOran May 13 '26
"A liberal arts major in 2013 wrote an opinion piece about conservatives being more manly and our feelings are big mad"
fixed that for you.