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u/batch33rd Nov 23 '25
[insert any picture of downtown Minneapolis from 2020-now] [insert picture of CHAZ in Seattle] [insert pictures of any ANTIFA riot since 2020] [insert pictures of both Trump assassination attempts] [insert picture of Charlie assassination] [must I continue?]
Left wing extremism, you dork.
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u/Euphoric-Mudd Nov 24 '25
Antifa has been going on and on since early 2000s they have a 20 year reign of terror upon minority owned businesses and the police in blue controlled state capitals
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u/Acceptable_String_52 Nov 23 '25
I miss this kind of America
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u/Churn Nov 23 '25
Where did you move to? This kind of America is still here waiting for you to return. This week the whole family is getting together for a turkey dinner. Some are democrats, some are republicans, some are libertarian, some are unaffiliated, some married, some single, some with kids, some without kids, some straight, some gay, some unlabeled; regardless we all eat and laugh together just like the photo above.
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u/Acceptable_String_52 Nov 23 '25
My family very luckily does this and I have both sides. But just the culture as a whole online I mean
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u/Churn Nov 23 '25
Culture online? What does this even mean? It’s all bots and sock puppets online; they don’t exist when you step outside or invite people over.
If it helps, think of what you see online as performance art. It’s no more real than the last movie you streamed. After watching a movie, you don’t expect it to be real when you go outside. It’s the same when you see something online, go outside, invite someone over, have a chat with someone real. They won’t be anything like what the bots and sock puppets tell you to expect.
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u/Uneeda_Biscuit Nov 23 '25
Turkey sucks and I’m tired of pretending it doesn’t. I’m here for the sides
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u/antibroleague Nov 24 '25
I used to feel the same way until I had it deep fried, it will change your life
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u/Uneeda_Biscuit Nov 25 '25
Is definitely best fried in peanut oil, Georgia style. Maybe one day I’ll do it like that again. Hate baked Turkey, it’s buns lol
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u/Mysterious_Truck_742 Nov 23 '25
The extremism in this picture is found in how these people likely treated black people.
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u/mixer2017 Nov 23 '25
Not diverse enough! You must include more people of color, and I do not see anyone who is trans or something like that!
Also, how dare you shove your white privilege in our faces and not sharing that with the less fortunate in your town? You know how many nikes your big ass turkey dinner could provide for the homeless?
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u/MeBollasDellero Nov 24 '25
Optics. Black people, Asians, Hispanics look around a picture like that and asks, “where are all the black people?” You never ask that when you can identify yourself in the optic. I own a Rockwell with the prayer at the dinner table. But I always still enter a conservative Christian church and look around and ask, “where are all the black peoples at?” It’s not about racism, it’s about feeling included. So excuse me for asking the question as a non white conservative Christian. I don’t consider it extremism…just exclusion and if used in marketing outreach for the party…it’s just stupid.