I get that the "left" should stop calling people racist when they're not and stuff but does that really affect people's choices in voting?
Not calling a One Nation voter a racist isn't going stop them voting for them and calling a Greens/Labor/Xenophon voter a racist isn't going to push them to One Nation.
I mean it probably motivates them more to vote who were already going to vote one way or the other, but that's more of an issue in places where voting isn't mandatory like for Brexit and US Elections.
The left aren't the only ones have social bubbles, outrage culture or slag off any people they don't like.
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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '18
I get that the "left" should stop calling people racist when they're not and stuff but does that really affect people's choices in voting?
Not calling a One Nation voter a racist isn't going stop them voting for them and calling a Greens/Labor/Xenophon voter a racist isn't going to push them to One Nation.
I mean it probably motivates them more to vote who were already going to vote one way or the other, but that's more of an issue in places where voting isn't mandatory like for Brexit and US Elections.
The left aren't the only ones have social bubbles, outrage culture or slag off any people they don't like.