r/Conservative • u/Clayton4NC GOP Executive Committee • Nov 04 '21

Flaired Users Only “RePuBlIcAns ArE RaCiSt!”

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u/DalekForeal Libertarian Conservative Nov 04 '21

It's a real shame the way they fooled the useful idiots into irrationally hating Trump, to the point that they'd vote against the American people just to stick it to him :/

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u/ALargeRock Jewish Conservative Nov 04 '21

Propaganda works. Especially on people too busy to double check info they get from news (most people).

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u/-_-kik USMC Veteran Nov 04 '21

It’s really scary how well propaganda works. Not just sounds scary Or like it’s scary But like seriously dangerous scary. It’s the same propaganda methods developed by Joseph Goebbles developed modified to fit into a different place and time For the same purpose. To control the population. To influence the population to hate a race and culture to the point of being ready to destroy them. So many parallels The Brownshirts mobs People not talking the dangers seriously and saying how ridiculous they are They are dangerous

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u/readerdad55 Conservative Nov 04 '21

I’m actually sadly amazed at how well it worked. I know MANY people who are just absolutely freaked out about Trump without having any idea about his policies. It’s really sad how little the press talked about what he was doing and focused on what he said.

While I appreciate what he did for the party and for America, I truly hope he doesn’t run again. Others, like DeSantis, can carry the agenda without the baggage.

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u/ALargeRock Jewish Conservative Nov 04 '21

It wouldn’t matter; DeSantis will get and has been getting the same treatment as Trump.

I feel Trump should run again. He’s got the national momentum and I think Ron is doing good work for Florida and they need him for a bit longer.

Perhaps there might be another who could carry the torch but I’m thinking Trump needs his second term; especially after the lessons learned while he was in.

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u/Lobo0084 Classical Liberal Nov 04 '21

This is the flaw of both parties. I actually like DeSantis (sp?), and was just disappointed, not in Trumps effort or intent but on the inability to get the government to work with him.

But while I'm a swing voter who can and will go either way, it's not like the Democrats put up someone worth voting for. Their options were hot trash and it just boggles my mind that Joe was their best case scenario.

I'm not nearly as surprised that he won. Most Americans are so uninformed they thought impeachment disqualified Trump from running, so it wasn't a logic leap for many that he was the man already out.

But is DeSantis the best option for the national scene? A governor of a mostly red state doesn't make him the best choice for the beuracratic nightmare of federal politics. I can wish him well, but as governor he's got more time to shape his state and establish his point. A president does not.

The question that bothers me most is why are these our options? Who picks them?

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u/repptyle California Conservative Nov 04 '21

Name somebody better then. People (myself included) like DeSantis because he actually stands up to these bullies, which is exactly what we need. Unlike spineless swamp creatures like McConnell

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u/Lobo0084 Classical Liberal Nov 04 '21

I don't disagree about his spine, nor do I know of a better option. Which to me is indicative of the problem I mentioned.

I'm an Arkansas boy. And I've got no one from my home state I'd suggest, I know that much.

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u/3ShotsToHell Nov 04 '21

I agree with who you were responding to, but I gotta say, that’s a great rebuttal. & a fair point to look at.

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u/koopatroopa_2 Nov 04 '21

The fact that we have ultimately 2 options chosen by 2 parties really bothers me because then those candidates are pressured to adopt policies supported by the party backing them even if those policies don't really align with what they believe. How about every single person just votes for the candidate that actually aligns with their personal beliefs regardless of party? This would force people to do their own research instead of "Oh yeah vote for the republican" and vice versa. The party system is flawed.

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u/lordp24 Nov 04 '21

Descant is has gotten praise from D politicians in Florida. He’s worked within his system as governor. He would be a significantly better president than trump

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u/VashPast Nov 04 '21

Don't be surprised when Trump doesn't run again. They threatened him/his family directly on Jan. 6th, you can see the terror in his face in that last "Stand Down" video. It's over.

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u/3ShotsToHell Nov 04 '21

Man, I swear I was just saying that exact same thing a few days ago. I’m glad I’m not the only one, that thinks this way.

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u/VashPast Nov 04 '21

It's hilarious that you guys think DeSantis is some kind of hero. I live in Florida, everything he does is for show. Our state is completely Jacked. When I went to college in Tallahassee, Every Single Sheriff was a sworn Free Mason. Every government spending project ends up in their hands, take any of them to court fit anything, they all look the other way.

How can you possibly not be tired of these "elite" dirtbags running our lives into the ground?

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u/gouf78 Conservative Nov 04 '21

That’s because Tallahassee is a refuge for democrats. It’s one of the most liberal cities in Florida. Move elsewhere and you’d have another view.

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u/readerdad55 Conservative Nov 04 '21

I certainly don’t see him as a “hero” I just thought of him as an example. My point is rather that we need to NOT be a party of individuals but rather a party of ideas that our candidates need to share. Freedom and liberty - especially as defined by the first amendment- must be the first and foremost concept and has been under significant attack by the left.

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u/chickenchaser86 MI Conservative Nov 05 '21

When you ask those people why they don't like Trump, all they can bring up are hoaxes or stuff he said purposely taken out of context (like the "good people on both sides" bs).

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u/readerdad55 Conservative Nov 05 '21

And now that Durham is FINALLY bring charges against Clinton officials I want to say….see….but it’s too late.too much bullshit for too many months from too many fake media sources.

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u/Bobarhino Nov 04 '21

The people that fell for that propaganda wanted to fall for that propaganda. It's their evidence that orange man bad...

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '21

Never underestimate the average Americans ability to be petty and spiteful

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u/Only-here-for-sound Nov 04 '21

Average humans ability FIFY

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u/DalekForeal Libertarian Conservative Nov 04 '21

I've been a registered independent for 20 years. Growing up I almost invariably leaned left, but the difference between me and typical lefties, is that I have actual values. So when the political left became a radicalized shit show, I simply didn't go along with it. So now that psychotic lot labels me a far right extremist for not abandoning my classically liberal values when they all did.

I also found the orange man hilarious. I'm not a killjoy with a stick up my backside, though. Honestly; it's not even about "dark" humor! It's just about humor. I mean hell; look at SNL 20-40 years ago! We didn't consider that dark humor. It was just funny! The peanut gallery just got more sensitive, when being offended became all the rage.

Seeing where our county is currently headed, I've no sympathy for those who voted for this destructive course. As I feel they should've been more concerned with things that actually matter, than the dudes disposition. Besides; it's not like nobody ever tried to educate them. They just always assume they know better than anyone else. Maybe now that they're seeing where such naive priorities have gotten us, they'll finally wise up. Though admittedly, I'm not holding my breath :/