Why have conservatives become such mean spirited bigots?

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Anonymous wrote:Let’s see, why am I a ‘mean spirited bigot’

1) being forced to ‘bow’ to people I don’t even know because they are of a different race. Last I checked, that was a very bad thing.

Let's take these one be one. Can you please provide an example of when you have been forced to "bow' to someone because they are a different race?

People eating at Cafes were accosted by members of BLM and made to raise a fist, under threat of physical violence.

People being forced to take a knee in solidarity

Isn't amazing how we don't hear anything about ANTIFA OMG anymore? It is almost like that whole episode was manufactured by the right to scare people like you and, well, it seemed to work. If Antifa were actually a thing, we would still have it around, wouldn't we?

They’re still around, and causing trouble, but don’t let facts get in the way.

https://thepostmillennial.com/pub-issues-apology-after-far-left-extremists-complain

1) You re citing discredited "journalist" Andy Gno as a source.
2) You can't blame every disturbance on ANTIFA as if it exists. It doesn't in the way you make it out to be.
3) ANTIFA stands for anti-fascists. Who are the facsits? The people who want to ban books and marginalize various people, the way Hitler banned abd burned books and exterminated Jews, Gays and non-aarian Europeans.

So if you are against "Antifa" then you are pro-fascist.

We're the super good guy club. Anyone who doesn't support us are bad guys!

Did you oppose the US Military in WW2? Because they were "antifa" too.

Why would anyone supported failed German political ideologies?

KPD was the German Communist Party. They touted anti-fascism but anti-fascism is NOT synonymous with communism. And I'm sure this has already been pointed out to you before, but for some reason you struggle with even simple Venn-diagram thinking.

The antifacists were the militarized wing of the KPD, hence they were communists.

Symbols have meanings.

Read what the various antifa groups advocate for on their own websites. See what doctrines they primarily recite. They very much take the position that if you aren't for them, you are against them.

[Anonymous]

Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

Same.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that the intellectual bankruptcy underpinning their policy preferences has been repeatedly exposed. And, as a result, it's harder and harder for conservatives to hide their bigotry behind intellectual windowdressing. In decades past, conservatives have been able to dress up their bigotry as "state's rights," "fiscal conservatism," "small government," "local control," etc, etc, when their real sentiment is "f*** anybody who doesn't look like me, and especially f*** poor people who don't look like me."

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Anonymous wrote:Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that the intellectual bankruptcy underpinning their policy preferences has been repeatedly exposed. And, as a result, it's harder and harder for conservatives to hide their bigotry behind intellectual windowdressing. In decades past, conservatives have been able to dress up their bigotry as "state's rights," "fiscal conservatism," "small government," "local control," etc, etc, when their real sentiment is "f*** anybody who doesn't look like me, and especially f*** poor people who don't look like me."

It’s really f*ck anyone who is in my way. Fascists in libertarian clothing, and the costume has worn thin.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that the intellectual bankruptcy underpinning their policy preferences has been repeatedly exposed. And, as a result, it's harder and harder for conservatives to hide their bigotry behind intellectual windowdressing. In decades past, conservatives have been able to dress up their bigotry as "state's rights," "fiscal conservatism," "small government," "local control," etc, etc, when their real sentiment is "f*** anybody who doesn't look like me, and especially f*** poor people who don't look like me."

The mirror image on the left is, naturally, f*** anyone who does THINK like me and especially f*** poor people who don’t think like me

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Anonymous wrote:Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that the intellectual bankruptcy underpinning their policy preferences has been repeatedly exposed. And, as a result, it's harder and harder for conservatives to hide their bigotry behind intellectual windowdressing. In decades past, conservatives have been able to dress up their bigotry as "state's rights," "fiscal conservatism," "small government," "local control," etc, etc, when their real sentiment is "f*** anybody who doesn't look like me, and especially f*** poor people who don't look like me."

The mirror image on the left is, naturally, f*** anyone who does THINK like me and especially f*** poor people who don’t think like me

No it’s actually not from a policy perspective. From a personal standpoint, yes, f*ck you.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that the intellectual bankruptcy underpinning their policy preferences has been repeatedly exposed. And, as a result, it's harder and harder for conservatives to hide their bigotry behind intellectual windowdressing. In decades past, conservatives have been able to dress up their bigotry as "state's rights," "fiscal conservatism," "small government," "local control," etc, etc, when their real sentiment is "f*** anybody who doesn't look like me, and especially f*** poor people who don't look like me."

The mirror image on the left is, naturally, f*** anyone who does THINK like me and especially f*** poor people who don’t think like me

No it’s actually not from a policy perspective. From a personal standpoint, yes, f*ck you.

If it were possible to enshrine it in policy I’m sure that would be on the table

[Anonymous]

All of which is why pluralism and conflict and compromise are required

Neither side deserves the sceptre

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Anonymous wrote:Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

Wow I found the opposite. I found city people to be cold, pushy and rude. Not to mention the social disorder that cities tolerate and even encourage.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that the intellectual bankruptcy underpinning their policy preferences has been repeatedly exposed. And, as a result, it's harder and harder for conservatives to hide their bigotry behind intellectual windowdressing. In decades past, conservatives have been able to dress up their bigotry as "state's rights," "fiscal conservatism," "small government," "local control," etc, etc, when their real sentiment is "f*** anybody who doesn't look like me, and especially f*** poor people who don't look like me."

The mirror image on the left is, naturally, f*** anyone who does THINK like me and especially f*** poor people who don’t think like me

No it’s actually not from a policy perspective. From a personal standpoint, yes, f*ck you.

If it were possible to enshrine it in policy I’m sure that would be on the table

It is! Republicans try and do it all the time. See Florida.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

Wow I found the opposite. I found city people to be cold, pushy and rude. Not to mention the social disorder that cities tolerate and even encourage.

Tolerance. Interesting choice of words to describe something that makes you uncomfortable 😂

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All of which is why pluralism and conflict and compromise are required

Neither side deserves the sceptre

Oh please. Republicans left pluralism behind long ago.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, I wouldn’t say they’ve changed but your perception of them has be likely changed as popular culture has evolved to the point that they seem even more retrograde than they always were.

My conservative family was always mean. I thought it was normal until I moved away to a city, grew up, and was exposed to nicer people.

Wow I found the opposite. I found city people to be cold, pushy and rude. Not to mention the social disorder that cities tolerate and even encourage.

Try being nice and see what happens next time you leave your bubble.

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Anonymous wrote:Because culture is downstream from politics. Sometimes you’ve got to fight fire with fire. We ceded every major institution to the left.

Please list these institutions that ceded to the left......with citations not "feelings".

Education, Journalism, Medicine, Tech.

Citations not lists.

What is "the left"?
How are these institutions(?) ceding to the left?