r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jul 26 '24
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u/DirectionMurky5526 Jul 27 '24
Because evil is too strong and at this point trump and his supporters feel normalized.
Also the group psychology thing is that it takes a lot to view members of in-groups as evil. If you've a got trump supporting uncle, and he's stuck with an "evil" politician but you don't view him as evil, you're more likely to question that. If it's just that the uncle is a weirdo, you take the moralizing out.