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What percent of the population is really committed to Q? And Q is still MIA right? I think the general state of the Republican party is worse than Q cult. The
by cmurf 4y ago
What percent of the population is really committed to Q? And Q is still MIA right?
I think the general state of the Republican party is worse than Q cult. The elected officials are scared of their constituents. And the constituents are overwhelmingly white nationalists who are scared of losing white dominated civil society. And have moved past mere vocal opposition to representative democracy, to that of using violence to inhibit representative democracy. We have examples of this in American history even aside from the Civil War, Bleeding Kansas and Jim Crow era laws, and the KKK, and American Nazi rallies at Madison Square garden.
It's not surprising to me that a majority of registered Republicans consider January 6th patriotic, not sedition. They don't believe in everyone being represented as much as they don't believe (or like) the idea of soon being a racial minority as if there's something wrong about how this country treats second class citizens. Thee psyche of the culture is they know this second class citizenry bad for that's class and they like it this way and insist on preserving it. You see this worry strikingly every night in Tucker Carlson's show. Insisting the end of white privilege is coming, that this would be terrible, and should be prevented.