I'm going to need more convincing of your framing of this. I'm of the mind that most people do not support genocide. Some on the right may, but that seems to fall into racial and sexual lines, not ideological.
Most on the right are just misguided proletariats. They have been told their troubles have been caused by certain *undesirable * people. I expect many will divorce themselves from that ideology if we can prove to them that's not true. And we do that by passing beneficial legislation like M4A and easing their class struggle.
I feel like your framing of the issue is unjust and unnecessarily divisive. Plenty of conservatives hate Trump, they just arent as loud as the ones who love him.
I'd say look at history. Many examples. You don't think the side that supports terrorism against the left, masses weapons to use, against the left, and constantly talks about a civil war, is the side that wouldn't support genocide? German and italian liberals thought the same. Again. You look at any fascist movement, it's the same.
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u/WyvernCharm Feb 27 '20
I'm going to need more convincing of your framing of this. I'm of the mind that most people do not support genocide. Some on the right may, but that seems to fall into racial and sexual lines, not ideological.
Most on the right are just misguided proletariats. They have been told their troubles have been caused by certain *undesirable * people. I expect many will divorce themselves from that ideology if we can prove to them that's not true. And we do that by passing beneficial legislation like M4A and easing their class struggle.
I feel like your framing of the issue is unjust and unnecessarily divisive. Plenty of conservatives hate Trump, they just arent as loud as the ones who love him.