@Stevo_the_gamer said:
It's the new norm with internet anonymity. ...
Yup.
Not sure how we respond to it. I feel like 99.99% of the time it's in jest (but in horrible, horrible tastes), and yet....a threat is a threat.
@Xabiss said:
@LJS9502_basic said:
People suck dude. They don't want the truth. They want to live in imaginary land and do what they want. And the follow the lies from trump. We have to vote him out.
Come on man both sides act bat shit crazy so lets not just finger point. Both sides have people that take things way to far.
Yes, they do. I agree with you that both sides are nuts. Normally I try to see the positives and negatives in both sides, but every now and then one side legitimately is the "bad guy". That's Trump. Trump is the bad guy.
Are his supporters necessarily "bad"? No. But they are ignorant, naive, or any other combination of negative and enabling.
They also refuse to be anything but blindly optimistic; if the consequences of this weren't felt by everyone, that'd be fine, but sometimes you gotta realize the world is a shitty place and blindly believing in something to the bitter end won't get you anywhere but the bitter end. It won't make the world less shitty.
My buddy is like this. When it was Bush Jr. it was like "Man, people give him a hard time. I bet he is a good guy to get a beer with. 9/11 was a curveball we gotta give him a chance". With Trump it's like "Oh well he did do this *insert random and obscure good thing* and no one acknowledges that". I mean like I said that kind of faith in something is fine when it only concerns you but you're propping this thing up as leader of the country, so get real for a second.
It's essentially party loyalty to the point of being a faith that keeps a person like Trump going, and the GOP are very, very, very loyal/faithful.
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