> so there were huge swaths of people they really had no experience of. Now these people are @ing them on Twitter. And seeing these people out there makes them

> so there were huge swaths of people they really had no experience of. Now these people are @ing them on Twitter. And seeing these people out there makes them very, very uncomfortable. "These people" have brought us a mass convergence of social panics (some recent, others remixed): - Anti-government zealotry (a la sovereign citizens, accelerationists, Ruby Ridge, Timothy McVeigh, Turner Diaries readers, Amon Bundy militia, 3 Percenters, Boogaloo Boys, neo-nazis) - traditional family advocates / anti LGBTQ+ - sexual slavery/trafficking - anti police-violence (both the pro-police and anti-police movements) - local community book burning - "abortion is genocide" - "white genocide" - 2020 election fraud - anti "Jews control the [elite organization]" (millennias old) - Pizzagate / adrenachrome / HollyWeird / "cabal of [elite people] who [some secret sex or slavery acts]" / QAnon - Obama birtherism - numerous things with the Clintons including "the Clinton Kill Count", "HER EMAILS!!!", and Benghazi - numerous things with Donald Trump (too many to name) - George Soros (theories about uses of dark money) - The Koch brothers (theories about uses of dark money)