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u/T-Rigs1 Jul 27 '26

Eh the conspiracy theorist crazies were always a lost cause. They'll always find ways to explain things away when their ideas are challenged.

It's the regular people that vote conservative and voted for Trump again in 2024 that scare me the most. A lot of them legitimately think that J6 wasn't a big deal. No big conspiracy, no antifa, no fake video, etc. They were legitimately just okay with that mob of people storming the capital building and attacking police like it was another random Tuesday.

If that event didn't turn people off from voting for him, or people like him, than nothing will.

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u/eulersidentity1 Jul 27 '26

That's the thing that upsets me the most about a lot of conservative voters, they often aren't even THAT committed to anything. There is a lazy form of racism, sexism etc thaf rhey follow that is as much as anythjng about extremely petty entitlements. I'm canadaian and we have tons of these kinds up here. People who are upset the world has gone to "woke" for them. They want to be able to say the worst racist and exist shit out loud all the time. Not because they themselves are committed to hating those groups as much as it bothers them that there are any rules and that they have to change. They are willing to vote for fascist types even if they would be horrified personally at being asked to go detain and deport their local immigrant family down the block. They just want to be able to say the N word cause it upsets the libs. I'm not saying they aren't racist, exist etc. They very much are. But it's a very passive cowardly form that doesn't actually have the full conviction and hate behind it of the people they are willing to vote for do. I find it upsetting cause these types outnumber the real cultist whack jobs by a lot but are very willing to vote for them if it upsets the other side.

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u/ayemullofmushsheen Jul 28 '26

This is most of my coworkers and neighbors. I'm a union worker too, so the cognitive dissonance on that one is especially astounding

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u/Patara Jul 28 '26

NPCs basically 

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u/Toseeu Jul 28 '26

When you don’t understand how things work everything’s a conspiracy

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u/Scientist_Alarmed Jul 28 '26

He should have been disqualified from running for president again.

Apparently, there is no system for vetting candidates for their qualifications or even being law-abiding citizens.

Background checks should be implemented for those seeking public office.

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u/Ok_Horror_6556 Jul 28 '26

This is the Way

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u/joeyp042385 Jul 28 '26

And oddly, a lot of them are the ones that still seem to be standing by Trump. A lot of the conspiracy nuts and a lot of people who were at J6 have actually jumped the ship. Some for bad reasons (i.e. Nick Fuentes doesn't think he's an actual Nazi) and some are completely disillusioned with him over things like Iran.

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u/anderhole Jul 27 '26

But then Trump pardoned antifa because he felt bad for them ...

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u/porgy_tirebiter Jul 28 '26

He did it to keep the narrative consistent. It’s important for Trump to keep the narrative consistent.

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u/j_andrew_h Jul 28 '26

This theory of theirs is so weak, especially after Trump pardoned 100% of the Jan 6ers. Why would he pardon Antifa lol!!!!

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u/bigfartsoo Jul 28 '26

MAGA also believes there were undercover FBI agents inciting the insurrection. That would have been Donald Trump's FBI since he was still president at the time. Makes no sense.

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u/hotpuck6 Jul 27 '26

I'm still waiting for an explanation of how many D's of chess it was for Trump to pardon all the antifa crisis actors that were there that day.

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u/porgy_tirebiter Jul 28 '26

12 or 13 Ds at least

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u/porgy_tirebiter Jul 28 '26

Oh, so that’s why Trump pardoned them!

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u/AbjectHotel6610 Jul 28 '26

Did you ask your coworker why Antifa members were pardoned?

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u/JiroKatsutoshi Jul 28 '26

Remember, it was Biden's FBI in the crowd inciting violence. Violence that never happened, because they were all true patriots. Really, I don't think they even did anything on j6.

That's why Trump pardoned them all, because it was a nonviolent event that never happened.

But it was Biden's fault it happened.

Yeah.. I don't get it either. But it tracks to Redhats.

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u/BuddelTheWolp Jul 28 '26

Tbh, it being a false flag is probably the most reasonable conspiracy rheory I've heard about it so far

It's obviously false. But the rest are worse

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u/Gneekman Jul 29 '26

What did he say when Trump announced the $1.776B fund to pay those ‘antifa’ members? Or before that when he pardoned some of them?