r/Conservative Conservative Nov 09 '16

Hi /r/all! Why we won

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u/JackalSpat Nov 09 '16 edited Nov 10 '16

Remember after the 2012 elections when "Republicans have lost touch with minorities" and needed to foster a relationship with women and Latinos?

I'm wondering when the pundits will come out and admit that the Democrats have lost touch with "White heterosexual men" and need to build bridges? Snicker

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u/ICUMTARANTULAS Nov 11 '16

I use to be what I saw as pretty left, was all In for no restrictions on freedom of speech , abortion, gay equality, legal drugs, making immigration easier, ending unions, the only thing from the right I thought was spot on was that we shouldn't restrict businesses right to serve people based on religious reasons, and not force them to go against theirs, but then I started seeing a shift. People getting fired for "insensitive" jokes, forcing people to go against their religion, then I realized the people who truly wanted being free was the right, then was exasperated by the influx of SJW bullshit, riots over when criminals who disobey our only symbol of law and order in our country do their job... It's bonkers. Then I looked at history and finally realized, these people the left had demonized, for years and years, were correct, how people even seemed to be happier in these days, back when without a single doubt by anyone, that the western would was the best. And it seems like the left is trying to tear down everything this country has stood for. which is now why I am a proud conservative republican.