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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If politics are such a center piece of your life  It will be impossible to be happy regardless of where you live.[/quote]

Hands down the most on-target comment I’ve read in ages.[/quote]

We are living in a timeline that requires our eyes to be wide open and fight for our constitutional rights-democracy. I have cut out MAGA friends and family because they are in a cult. A destructive hate filled cult and no one has time for that in their lives.[/quote]

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People who truly love their families and have had healthy, positive relationships with them do not totally cut off family members over politics. Maybe you grew up in a dysfunctional family but are blaming politicians for your dysfunction. For example, having a yearly visit with grandparents and staying at a motel will not damage children. [/quote]

Being dysfunctional is a pre-requisite for being MAGA. It’s a cult of personality disordered people. [/quote]

70 million voters are not personality disordered. Do you always make broad assumptions?[/quote]

Oh yes they do. Look at you. [/quote]

Not a chance. I'm a public school educator and voted for Harris. Just sick and tired of ignorant assumptions about large groups of people.
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Why do you lump all Trump voters in with MAGA?  Some people just stupidly voted for Trump and have regrets. But MAGA is a cult. And yes, they have major personality disorders. Being MAGA is a giant red flag for narcissism, domestic violence, and pedophilia.  [/quote]

I voted for Trump because he was a better option than Harris. I’m not a MAGA. I just (correctly, I might add) understood that he would be a better president, mostly owing to my being an actual, functioning adult during his first term, and being for the most part pleased with his performance. Harris seemed like she would just be a continuation of whoever was making the decisions for Biden, and I think we can all agree it was less than stellar, especially in light of the entire country being lied to about the severity of his decline. I voted for Trump because it was the correct choice, of the choices available to me.

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The well reasoned logic of a MAGA supporter illustrated right here. This post literally boils down to:

I voted for Trump because he was better (opinion, zero facts cited). Harris would make things continue to be bad (again, zero facts cited). Bolstered with phrases like “correctly, I might add” and “I think we can all agree” as if that eliminates the need for any debate over the matter.

I truly think this is representative of the depth of a MAGA voter. But since they’re in a bubble of other idiots their baseless “logic” is reaffirmed even when lawyers, scientists, political scholars, etc. who know more than them try to explain what is going on.

Then there is a factual statement about Biden’s decline followed by complete and willful ignorance of the fact Trump is already showing significantly more decline less than 1 year into his 4 year term.

But I guess it is ok when the crazy orange man clearly has dementia. He thinks Portland is a war zone even though he could turn on a live feed camera and see all the inflatable costumes. That city is a party right now. [/quote]

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