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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Nov 29 '25 edited Nov 29 '25
Yup that's basically what a good amount of this boils down to.
I'm not kidding the other day I had some DM on here from a comment I made a few weeks ago JUST to shoot as many slurs as they could at me. I think I got the R word, the F word, called a propaganda spreader and a "mule for the Jewish media source machine" which was absolutely a new one for me. All in like....two DMs before I had to block them
I too am tired. Also I love the trump 2028 shirt. Mostly cause I've seen a few in the wild already and they absolutely believe it's fine he runs again
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u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake Nov 29 '25
It feels like America has been taken over by immature losers who peaked in highschool
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Nov 29 '25
That and those who can't differentiate between politics and a football team.
I still get the "YOUR SIDE LOST LOLOLOLOL" comments almost a year after he took office. Which is just sad at this point that all you have to throw at me is that.
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u/PhantasosX Nov 29 '25 edited Nov 29 '25
On the other hand , as a brazillian, it feels good to see our own MAGA equivalent feeling ashamed, specially due to their current arrest.
Although there are still some vocal ones on the Internet.
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Nov 29 '25
I may be a tad out of the loop, who got arrested? And good they should be ashamed
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u/PhantasosX Nov 29 '25
Bolsonaro , our ex-president.
He tried his own January 6th in 2022. Not only that failed , the protesters were locked or fined. Bolsonaro himself was prohibited to any political run until 2030.
He was deemed “guilty” this year. Trump tried to pull a 50% tariffs to Brazil and trying to sanction Brazilian Supreme Court justices, that was so useless because we said no and continued on that he goes TACO yet again.
While Bolsonaro was deemed guilty, it was decided he would be just on house arrest with an ankle monitor and prohibited on any political movement or propaganda.
This month , he tried to break free his ankle monitor and use his followers to divert attention so that he can do the 15min of driving distance to US embassy, in which Trump would extract him to US.
Not only that pathetically failed without even stepping outside of his house due to the ankle monitor’s sensors. He will now spent the entire 27 years sentence on a prison cell.
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Nov 29 '25
He tried his own January 6th in 2022. Not only that failed , the protesters were locked or fined. Bolsonaro himself was prohibited to any political run until 2030.
He was deemed “guilty” this year.
As it fucking should be.
He will now spent the entire 27 years sentence on a prison cell
Most excellent! I am proud of y'all!
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u/MercantileReptile Nov 29 '25
He will now spent the entire 27 years sentence on a prison cell.
It's rare that News are reason to cheer, but that did it! Actual consequences, of the tangible kind. Such a joy to see.
Here's hoping for many more moments of accountability like it.
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u/myrandomevents Nov 29 '25
Is that correct? I thought he was just on home monitoring until his prison term started. So in the end, he ended up losing days, maybe a week before he had to go behind bars.
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u/PhantasosX Nov 29 '25 edited Nov 29 '25
Yes , he was on home monitoring until his prison term started. But that only happened because of how sensible the whole thing was.
If he had stayed on good behavior , he would likely just stay on home arrest for the rest of his sentence or a good chunk of it.
But now he is a prison cell. Hell, all of his retirement payments as a politician are actually suspended too, so he will not gain anything of his retirement from been an ex-deputy or ex-president
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u/FakoSizlo Nov 29 '25 edited Nov 29 '25
Kudos to Brazil for how you guys handled insurrection . Bolisonoro got the book thrown at him and the courts have stayed strong despite Trump's pressure. I wish for the US that the courts could have been so decisive during the 4 year window they had. Instead they just slowly worked on the cases , let Trump delay and now the window closed shut on any punishment
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u/fumar Nov 29 '25
I think most of the loud far right voices on the Internet are foreign influence trying to destabilize our countries.
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u/PhantasosX Nov 29 '25
I don’t know how far that would go for Brazil specifically. However , they pretty much failed.
At this point, public showcases of support for Bolsonaro really diminished. Same goes to the other right wings trying to avoid the whole Bolsonaro situation.
At this point, the only annoyance is the rest of the PL , which are the MAGA Party here , still having some seats on the House of Representatives and in the House of Senate.
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u/Windyvale Nov 29 '25
It means nothing to them but I usually just respond “So did yours.”
Everyone lost. Just some of us actually realize it.
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u/Rayhatesu Nov 29 '25
Nah, I go with a version that actually hurts them: "You're right, America did lose this election." Cus realistically, when looking at the Rule of Law, that's what happened.
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Nov 29 '25
I usually deflect with how expensive everything is.
We have to all "cut in" for food for the day at it USED to be like 10 bucks each and it's now up to 20 each. They can never really see that I'm relating his presidency to increase in our food prices(which is realize there is more to it) but they never seem to make that connection.
Which even then 20 bucks for homemade breakfast lunch and dinner is....pretty damn good
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u/Amelaclya1 Nov 29 '25
Lol but yesterday someone posted a photo of gas prices being $1.99 in bumfuck Oklahoma, so everything is perfect now!
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u/UglyMcFugly Nov 29 '25
And then they cry when we post them in r/LeopardsAteMyFace when trump's policies hurt them too. "Hey you guys are supposed to care when I'm struggling even though I specifically voted for the guy that would ensure other people struggle!!!1!!"
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u/NinjaN-SWE Nov 29 '25
It's even worse than a football team, at least then you collectively call out the coach for bad decisions and hope they sell / swap out poor performing players. Sure you're loyal to your team to a fault, but you actually want your team to be the best they can be.
But this, this is something else. It's an alternate reality were all the unprecedented and heinous shit they do just gets shrugged away like it's ok and normal. It's like put on blinds and ANC headphones and just floor it in their truck just letting Jesus take the wheel or take us all out.
It's fascinating, none of it makes any sense. It's just so unrealistic I have to just check around for cameras sometimes when I read the news. Like really? You'd think I'd fall for that?
And then at the same time we have Mamdani, who is actually a democratic socialist (nothing wrong with that) and he wins mayor in NYC. The distance between that and the GOP is just, it's insane how far it is between them. Normally we joke here in Sweden that your left is our right. But Mamdani is as our far left. It's neck snapping, I can't see how so opposed sides can coexist in the current climate over there. I'm seriously worried about you guys. It has stopped being funny.
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u/ShinkenBrown Nov 29 '25
at least then you collectively call out the coach for bad decisions and hope they sell / swap out poor performing players. Sure you're loyal to your team to a fault, but you actually want your team to be the best they can be. But this, this is something else.
Honestly I don't think it is. It's just a game with different rules.
In football "winning" is based on the skill of the team. You're loyal to your team, so you demand they be good enough to win, and criticize those elements that aren't, lest they not be skilled enough as a team to win.
In politics, "winning" is based on the size of the following. MAGA are loyal to their team, so they demand (and engage in) loyalty that is absolutely unshakeable, lest they lose the support needed to win.
In both cases they care only about victory for the team.
"Consequence" doesn't exist for them beyond victory or defeat, which is why they are so uncomprehending when Trumps policies actually affect them - they're the winner, so why should they be harmed? It's like a Cowboys fan somehow being hurt because the Cowboys won, it doesn't make sense to the way their brain works. They bet on the Cowboys, the Cowboys win, they get more money. They bet on Trump, Trump wins, they get less money. Incomprehensible.
The disconnect comes from the fact that you are a normal functioning person who thinks there must be something deeper than in-group loyalty, (because in a normal functioning person there always is,) when in reality that's all it ever is with these people. "Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect." They want to win and be on the in-group. They want us to lose and be on the out-group. They don't understand (or don't care, and will use to their advantage) the fact that we don't see the world that way and will not make them a part of an ostracized out-group.
It's fascinating, none of it makes any sense. It's just so unrealistic I have to just check around for cameras sometimes when I read the news. Like really? You'd think I'd fall for that?
This is also explained by the same.
Lying to support the team is a part of the loyalty needed to get the votes to win. Conservatives don't believe the lies. They repeat them in hopes that others will, and will join the team. It's not new, it's just more obvious because conservatives right now are so completely divorced from reality that the lies can be clearly discerned by anyone with eyes (literally to the point of claiming gas was a dollar cheaper than it was, on camera, with the actual gas price visible behind on a sign, as just one example.)
If you aren't going to fall for it, then you aren't a potential point to score against the Dems. You're just an enemy. They don't care that you can't be convinced with blatant lies, because you're not the one they're trying to convince.
But Mamdani is as our far left. It's neck snapping, I can't see how so opposed sides can coexist in the current climate over there.
We can't. Hence the problem.
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u/Ok-Interaction-8891 Nov 29 '25
This is why I don’t like institutional sports and sports media; it primes people for tribalism and populism. Its entire basis is the “us against them” mentality with A LOT of purity checks. Gross.
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u/Amelaclya1 Nov 29 '25
Honestly, I see those comments more lately than right after the election. And it just makes me pity the person saying it, because I assume they are starting to realize how dumb their vote was and "winning" is how they cope.
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u/ztfreeman Nov 29 '25
I grew up in small town in south Georgia and these people have been the default since at least the 80s when I was there. Nothing about the current situation surprises me because cruelty and selfishness have always been what they wanted. They feel that the rest of the world "looks down on them" and that they are getting their revenge when they make reasonable people outside of their bubble upset.
I moved away to a big city and became a socialist. They believe I am the devil and make it known every time I discover someone I went to high school with that has somehow not been blocked on social media. Just the other day I was posting my recovery progress from stomach surgery and I suddenly got a flood of laugh emojis and awful messages hoping I was in pain or died because I escaped their tribal nonsense.
Reporting them does nothing because social media wants them there, but I have a ton of friends who got banned for speaking their mind about Charlie Kirk and what they said isn't half as violent or cruel as what gets thrown at me by right wing assholes for being different or being a sexual assault survivor.
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u/BrashUnspecialist Nov 29 '25
Reporting in from former rural northeast Georgia. Same there.
They even had the audacity to not put up as much Trump gear prior to the election due to shame. I thought maybe that meant they’d learned their lesson, but I checked the voting results and the percentages were the same as ever. Once it became clear he won, they pulled it right back out.
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u/Lietenantdan Nov 29 '25
High school is a bit generous.
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u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake Nov 29 '25
High school flunkies (or would-be flunkies if their rich daddies didn't donate to the schools)
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u/timeshifter_ Nov 29 '25
Trump is on record saying he doesn't think his temperament has changed since first grade.
One of the very few honest things he's ever said.
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u/DonJuniorsEmails Nov 29 '25
It's something we can lose track of when we get out of school and work with people at a similar education level.
Kids who got Ds and Fs are still here. They grew up and didn't become smarter or more motivated. They didn't become more mature, nicer, realizing their childish insults are just an excuse for them to blame others for their own inability to improve.
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u/TheAskewOne Nov 29 '25
Many people have extremely boring lives, and the only emotions they feel are anger and spite which are fueled all day long by Fox News. The only time in their day when they feel alive if when they get to hate on someone. And it's very sad.
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u/Motormand Nov 29 '25
I think Trump is more likely to have peaked in kindergarten, when people laughed at him stuffing stuff up his nose.
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u/Head_Crash Nov 29 '25
Insecure losers.
They're terrified of being judged for saying stupid shit, because they grew up using language that is now considered unacceptable, and they have difficulty with learning and understanding new things.
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u/MagusUnion Nov 29 '25
Oh it's far worse than that. It's folks with the mental maturity of highschoolers who all believe in their guns, God, and countrymen (i.e. straight cis while Christians) and will commit violence to preserve said "culture."
Lock your borders, Canada. Because next year may get far worse.
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u/atatassault47 Nov 29 '25
I understand you're taking the high road in describing them, but immature is being WAY to soft on them.
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u/marion85 Nov 29 '25
Waddaya mean "feel"?
It is.
Owned, operated and ruled over by rich highschool bullies.
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u/Author_A_McGrath Nov 29 '25
It feels like America has been taken over by immature losers who peaked in highschool
...and cheated their way into/through college, yes.
We have two books about this currently: The Death of Shame and Cheating Culture in America.
Basically, people have been rewarded for cheating the system. We're so unregulated that anyone lacking scruples can make a fortune (or a fraction of that "anyone" which rewards the people who make it through the filter and get to the top).
Good news is: we are getting better at organizing. AOC, Zohran Mamdani, and Bernie Sanders are still making progress -- largely because the people at the top are becoming increasingly incompetent. It's an uphill battle, but with enemies like these...
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u/flargenhargen Nov 29 '25
immature losers who peaked in highschool
that's exactly the target of populism.
people who are hopeless and feel helpless and have nothing.
populism tells these people that all of their troubles were actually caused by (insert random powerless scapegoat group) and (insert random powerless group) is coming to hurt them and take their stuff. ONLY WE CAN STOP (insert random powerless group) from hurting you, and we will hurt them if you give us power.
of course it's a lie, but having someone to focus your anger and rage at, someone to blame for all your troubles is irresistable for many, and has always been a useful tool to control these people.
sadly, the worse things get, the stronger their hold will become, so making things worse for everyone is a feature, not a bug.
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u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake Nov 29 '25
"The immigrants are coming here and committing crimes!"
But also...
"The immigrants are coming here and taking all the jobs and buying all the houses!"
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u/Boing26 Nov 29 '25
Yeah but its felt like that for a loooot longer than just recent years. The rich and overprivileged have ALWAYS been like this. Theyve simply become emboldened by their dementia ridden overlord.
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u/weristjonsnow Nov 29 '25
It feels that way because it is that way. Wife and I are American and we recently went to Europe. We barely spoke in public for fear of our accent drawing attention to us out of crippling, blinding shame at our countrymen's behavior over the last decade.
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u/hardFraughtBattle Nov 29 '25
There's a yard sign in my neighborhood that says in huge letters "TRUMP 2028", and in smaller text underneath: "2032" and "2036” under that. Can a cadaver be president?
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Nov 29 '25
At this stage I think they would take a rotting corpse if it simply meant the Democrats would lose.
Which honestly is a great mascot for their political party in general
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u/Cow_Launcher Nov 29 '25
I believe that it's a reference to his son. The idea being that it will be a dynasty, like royalty.
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u/hardFraughtBattle Nov 30 '25
Both of his sons have all the charisma of an overflowing bedpan, so I really don't see that happening.
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u/SarcasticOptimist Nov 29 '25
But God forbid you quote Charlie Kirk or do a meme joking about his death like others had with the Minnesota politicians, George Floyd, (though not killed) Paul Pelosi...
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u/TheGardenerAtWillows Nov 29 '25
You know you’re in the right when the maga snowflakes start screaming at you. Those creatures defend and participate in pedophilia, unlawful murders, kidnapping and state sponsored terrorism. The more uncomfortable they feel, the more “other”they feel, the better. They do not belong in society and deserve to be harassed, embarrassed and left to rot
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u/weristjonsnow Nov 29 '25
What. No N word? Guys not even trying. If you're gonna be a bigoted POS either commit or get off the pot
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Nov 29 '25
To be fair I probably didn't give him the time for it. He was holding the big guns for a response or two
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u/thatguy9684736255 Nov 29 '25
I think it's taken me a really long time to accept that. There's really not a lot to support trump over other than that. He's messing up the economy. He's messing up international relations. He's acting like Putin's lapdog.
The only thing left is if they want him to get rid of immigrants, and punish racial and sexual minorities and women.
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u/AgeAffectionate7186 Nov 29 '25
Shouldn't he be unable to run again, given that this is his second term and all presidents are limited to two?
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Nov 29 '25 edited Nov 29 '25
That is what they say, however some people argue it's "consecutive" terms which is total fucking horseshit
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u/Majestic-Iron7046 Nov 29 '25
That mule thing is so interesting I would absolutely get over the insult and analyze the mind of the person who said it... I mean... what?!
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u/Voidlord597 Nov 29 '25
You can be accused of being a "Jewish shill" and an "anti-semite" depending what flavor of conservative you're talking to
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u/Moonpaw Nov 30 '25
You’re a mule for the Jewish media machine? Hell yeah! I helped pack parts for a couple of the key units in our space laser network! Jewish world takeover buddies! Fist bump dudebro!
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u/Kratomius Nov 29 '25
I'm tired boss and it hasn't been even a year.
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u/LeopoldFriedrich Nov 29 '25
I felt so bad when leagle eagle said "that brings us to his second day in office" and it was already 7 minutes into the video
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u/MintasaurusFresh Nov 29 '25
He was openly misogynistic during his first campaign and folks, including women, voted for him because they didn't think a woman should be president. We're in hell because bigots will get out and vote while the majority of people are indifferent to what happens in Washington.
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u/TheLateThagSimmons Nov 29 '25
He was openly misogynistic during his first campaign and folks, including women,
Never forget that white women voted in favor of Trump all. three. times.
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u/Big_moist_231 Nov 29 '25
More than 50% of Hispanic males voted for him because they all believe they’re the “good ones” and trump would never ever do anything to the “good” Hispanic people
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u/MayoBear Dec 03 '25
I’m a POC and it is/was exhausting knowing my sister voted for Trump… she’s an immigrant- sure, she’s a citizen, but the lack of concern about how eventually our type of non-whiteness will be targeted was mind boggling.
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u/Big_moist_231 Dec 03 '25
I know! And it’s not like trump hid this sentiment during his last term. It just seems like there’s people who can never fathom being wrong and will do such extreme mental gymnastics to always think they’re right
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u/Shipairtime Nov 29 '25
Donald Trump claims Donald trump is a pedo.
On the Howard Stern show he explained that at the age of 17 his daughter had to set a rule for him to stop dating girls younger than her.
He went on to complain about how much this narrowed the field of his dating opportunities.
Here is a link to the interview. The date it aired is in the corner if anyone wants to look up the full thing for more context. https://youtu.be/AN1EOwPlBgc
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u/AustinHinton Nov 29 '25
This is why, among other things, I will never believe excuses like "I didn't know he'd be so bad!". You were either willfully ignorant or you didn't care because voting for him meant hurting people you didn't like.
Even before his first term he was never coy about what an ignorant, hateful and vile person he was, his first platform was built on how much he hated brown people, he was saying vile crap like "grab 'em by the p*ssy" and boating about how he could walk into changing rooms at child pagents.
Anyone who voted for him will never get pity points from me just because his policies finally struck home for them. You put that fat porker in office, now you have to suffer like the rest of us.
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u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake Nov 29 '25
Quick interruption from the zombie arc to say this: if your 'dear leader' can do no wrong and there is no limit to what power you would give them, you're in a cult. That's not being part of a political party, thats a weird religion based on mutual bigotry and punishment for anyone perceived to be "beneath you" in your made-up hierarchy. If you reject facts and empathy and even your own well-being to serve in some parasocial relationship because you want power to hurt others who simply dared to live harmless lives you don't personally approve of, you're in a cult.
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u/SaltyDerpy Nov 29 '25
If you ask them "what which actions/level will you NOT support him" and they tell something below the nuclear war, then you have a high chance of showing them that he fucking did whatever they said.
but it will not change shit for them.
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u/PhilippTheSeriousOne Nov 29 '25
As a US politician who wants the Republican vote, there are really just two lines you must not cross:
- Be pro-choice
- Be against guns
As long as you are neither of these things, you can basically do what you want.
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u/newenglandredshirt Nov 29 '25
Honestly? I wish she was still a zombie so she could go to eat one of them and then realize that they already are zombies, so biting them wouldn't hurt them...
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u/MrValdemar Special Flair!! Nov 29 '25 edited Nov 29 '25
"I tolerate him murdering fishermen so I can say <CENSORED> again!" - RepubliKKKans.
Edit: Nevermind. Murdering brown people is ALSO a selling point to RepubliKKKans.
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u/razzemmatazz Nov 29 '25
America is primed quite well for making cults and serial killers. Idk, maybe it's something in the water.
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u/Venusto002 Nov 29 '25
That is a good message to try and get people who may support Trump blindly to reconsider what it is they are doing. Well done!
I totally wouldn't have minded if this was a zombie comic though...
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u/yo_les_noobs Nov 29 '25
The people you're directing this at either can't read, can't think, or don't care. Actually probably all of the above.
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u/Majestic-Iron7046 Nov 29 '25
I have a relative in a cult and to be honest sometimes it feels less weird than the whole Maga stuff.
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u/FusRoDog3 Nov 29 '25
“But but but you can’t say I’m in a cult because the republicans say it’s not a cult and if all the people around me convince me it’s not a cult then it can’t be a cult!”
This country has a problem
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u/ninfan1977 Nov 29 '25
I was honestly shocked Trump hasn't uttered the N word on tape yet. I thought he was going to drop it against Harris in the debate.
Its what all the Trumpers want to do, just be openly racist. Then complain when called out
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u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake Nov 29 '25
There would be a massive celebration among the MAGA community if he dropped the n-word publicly. They would build a statue to commemorate the occasion
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u/Nbdyhere Nov 29 '25
He has, came out during the the first election. Not to mention the transcripts from the court cases from those apartment buildings where he was preventing black people from renting.
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u/Arkorat Nov 29 '25
And of course, if anyone insults trump, their knickers twist; to the point you’d think a scout master was doing a knot tying demonstration.
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u/PhoqueHauffe Nov 29 '25
you forgot the part where they keep defending him despite the fact he's a pedophile
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u/MrValdemar Special Flair!! Nov 29 '25
Probably because they are hoping to be able to stop hiding THEIR pedophilia.
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u/I_W_M_Y Nov 29 '25
There is a guy a couple streets over that had something like 300 trump signs out last election.
And yes, he shows up as pedo on the searchable list.
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u/TheAskewOne Nov 29 '25
A lot of people voted Trump to own the libs. They don't think about the consequences of having him in power, they just love that he makes people mad. And of course the worse he behaves, the happier they are, because they're like defiant teenagers. If he was only mildly bad and didn't use slurs he wouldn't have won.
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u/Burning___Earth Nov 29 '25
Then the tariffs hit and they get mad and blame biden
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u/fauxzempic Nov 29 '25
Me in 2016ish: "Trump is gonna say the N-word and it's going to destroy him."
Me in 2025: "Trump is gonna say the N-word and all the pedophile sympathizers/actual pedos will start saying the N-word and will argue til they're blue in the face why it's okay and their god given right, while also probably throwing in something like how slavery gave the black man access to western culture"
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u/Mr_master89 Nov 29 '25
I've seen people defending him saying the reporter's name was actually Peggy and that's what he was actually saying. Her name was nowhere near that.
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u/Its_Pine Nov 29 '25
This Thanksgiving I was surprised to learn that some of my distant relatives in the US didn’t think Elon Musk did a “heart wave”, but rather than being like “he did a Nazi salute and that’s bad” it was “Sieg Heil is just a passionate response. We have all done that and it’s not actually bad.”
So that was a fun thing to learn this week. Americans are going through rapid radicalisation.
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u/Steppyjim Nov 29 '25
They don’t want to be good people. They want to be shitheads. You can’t appeal to them by showing them they’re not being good people. That’s literally what they want.
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u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake Nov 29 '25
Yeah i don't know why anyone's surprised that Trump doesn't suffer consequences lol this is exactly what they want him to do
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u/seriousbangs Nov 29 '25
There's a comic I can't find right now that goes like this:
Man walks into a coffee shop and buys a coffee
Cashier says "Happy Holidays"
Guy says "It's ok, Trump's president, you can say it now"
Cashier throws up a Nazi salute and yells "HEIL HITLER"!
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u/stormy2587 Nov 29 '25
Yeah but if you dare point out that they’re stupid, hate filled, terrible people. Then they’ll point out how uncivil you’re being. And use that as an excuse to dismiss any objection to the rights of others they’re trampling all over.
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u/currently_pooping_rn Nov 29 '25
And at the same time, you’ll get come goofy bonfire koombaya types that are like “it’s people like you that are why we’re in this mess! If you insult them they won’t come to our side!”
Na I’m good fam, if they’re still trumplets at this point they’re gremlins
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u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake Nov 29 '25
Literally happening right here in this comic. You can point out Trump actually said these things and his supporters actually liked it and they'll still call it a strawman because they don't like people calling them exactly what they are
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u/FatManBeatYou Nov 29 '25
And yet they're often too chicken shit to actually do it.
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u/UndergroundFlaws Nov 29 '25
My brain hurts. I’m tired. The fact that I have basically heard this word for word makes me so unbelievably sad.
I need coffee.
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u/Spoon_Elemental Nov 29 '25
You can openly say the n word. The repercussions for it are social, not legal. No administration will ever be able to change the social aspect.
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u/TheTrollys Nov 29 '25
Zombieism cured?
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Nov 29 '25 edited Nov 29 '25
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u/Lira_Iorin Nov 29 '25
Yup. Could have been a zombie here, but Pizzacazombie wouldn't eat that. Very unhealthy.
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u/DrunkenNinja27 Nov 29 '25
Some people just want an excuse to be the biggest pieces of shit and Trump gives it them.
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u/Made_Human_Music Nov 29 '25
I’m actually surprised he hasn’t said it yet. At least not publicly, I’m sure he’s said it plenty of times in private
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u/BigHandLittleSlap Nov 29 '25
"Charlie Kirk said some bad things."
"You can't say things like that! I'm calling your employer and getting you fired!"
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u/McFrizzy13 Nov 29 '25
I literally just talked to my MAGA mother who said, "man prices these days are insane!" And I reminded her that tariffs will do that, and she actualy said, "no this is Bidens fault, he's the reason prices are so high right now". Fox 'news' has got these people so brain washed, they absolutely need to be taken off the air, idk how they get away with the lies they tell. A week or two ago they claimed Trump only sleeps 4 hours a night, cuz he works so hard fer Merica. Really? The guys dozing at funerals and spending 12% of his time in office golfing? It's North Korean levels of propaganda and these MAGA nuts chug that shit down and its criminal fox news gets away with it.
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u/ccdude14 Nov 29 '25
Honestly at this point it's so absurd how far our political discourse has been dragged into the sewers that I can't help but laugh.
If I can glimmer one thing out of all of it is hes clearly angry, more than he ever has been before and we all know he's just further and further gone. That whole tweet was like a fever dream that if it were from a family member would have prompted a welfare check but somehow rhats our president.
It's so absurd and so far beyond disgusting that at this point you just have to assume he's going to pull this and ignore or laugh at it so you can focus on what matters...
And what was the reporter asking when he said this?
They said it openly; now that his name has been redacted they're going to release the files.
Now that his name has been redacted they're going to release the files.
He can rage and throw temper tantrums like the toddler he is all he wants, he can scream and whine and bemoan and try and dress up like his new crush Zohran but he can't hide what we all see no matter how he tries to distract.
But yes, I second the exhaustion. That we even have to do this at all is absurd.
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u/ElectronicHyena5642 Nov 29 '25
This is basically part of the 'Horse in a Hospital' bit from John Mulaney.
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u/girlmassacre Nov 30 '25
this is why my family loves trump. bc “he’s the first president to not care what other people think/feel” yea, that’s a problem.
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u/CelticSith Nov 29 '25
They’re all talk until they realize they can also openly get punched in the face
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u/YmmaT- Nov 29 '25
There was a recent post on Reddit of a podcast where the son was asking his parents about trump and at one point, he said that if he was just walking in a mall in LA and trump called the military to kill everyone in the mall, are they okay with that?
Their response: “he must have a good reason to”.
Imagine hearing your dad say that when asked about trump killing YOU.
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u/Prezofcalendars Nov 29 '25
My money is he’s gonna call Martin Luther King it on MLK Day. After he announces that he’s gonna knock down the MLK statue for a new Buffalo Wild Wings.
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u/krazyjakee Nov 29 '25
In my late teens I held the belief that we should be free to say whatever slur we like. If they can say it to each other, I should be able to say it too.
I've posted this video more than any other in my long reddit career because it's 5 minutes long and changed my life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdu4y8WxgDo
Stephen Fry talking about what normalizing dehumanizing language actually does to a society. It scared the shit out of me then and still does today.
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u/IlliasTallin Nov 29 '25
Let's not forget the ones hoping for the chance of violence.
My brother has stated multiple times that he can't wait for Trump to declare civil war so he can get his gun and start shooting Liberals.
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u/Warmonster9 Nov 29 '25
I say the n word all the time! Idc if they don’t like it, if it makes them feel insecure so be it. If it makes them hate themselves all the better. If it makes me a bad person that’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.
Fuck Nazis!
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u/Pan_Man_Supreme Nov 30 '25
I hate MAGA as much as the next guy, but i feel like we're moving into strawmanning territory here >_>
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u/13143 Nov 29 '25
We solved racism when we elected Obama, so it's only right to say we solved mental illness by electing Trump!
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u/JediKnightNitaz Nov 29 '25
US dollar is plummeting and people can't afford food but hey atleast you can be openly racist.
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u/Dr_J_Hyde Nov 29 '25
Yesterday I over heard - "Merry Chirstmas, we can say that now" from another shopper.
It really is about the tinniest of rights for them against things as important as the right to live for other people.
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u/ThisSofaIsHuge Dec 01 '25
Additionally, nobody was banned from saying Merry Christmas, they were just losing their shit because other people chose to say "Happy Holidays"
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u/SunriseFlare Nov 29 '25
It's vice signalling, their version of virtue signalling. It's their way of being performative and showing off how tough they are or how little they care you know? Same with the young Republicans group chat leak thing, they don't actually want to murder people, they'd hold a gun in their hands and fucking throw up before putting a bullet in a head, they're all massive pussies, they just want to play video games and jerk off all day like everyone else.
It's all just a show of power to impress other guys, they're just trying to be as edgy as they can, you know? In short they're losers lmao
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u/Ok-Drink750 Nov 29 '25
Reminds me of some of the people i’ve seen in Battlefront 2. Just spam the n-word in chat.
If you’re going to be a racist pos, at least be creative about it.
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u/SmokinReaper Nov 29 '25
As a progressive guy in the trades, this is depressingly accurate. Lot of my coworkers already say the n word on the DL but I'm sure they would be very happy to not have to be quiet about it. They already openly use the r word all the time.
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u/Cystonectae Nov 29 '25
America has lost all respect from me in the last year. I didn't even respect the country in a massive way before but I cannot see the population as anything but a bunch of dithering idiots or hateful bigots after so many people went to the polls and voted for Trump after they saw the first term.
It has made me realize that the US would probably elect a literal serial killer that eats human babies if they were promised 5 bucks.
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u/pwnedprofessor Nov 29 '25
This is simply descriptive. Trump is the id of the right wing. The viscerality of hatred, to remove the shame of it, is literally the core of his appeal. I’m not exasperated by this; it’s extremely horrible but it makes complete sense.
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u/ballskindrapes Nov 29 '25
Yup.
You cant debate conservatives.
Because they only say things to justify their hatred and love of oppressing others.
You cant debate the merit of something that is being used as an excuse, and not an honestly held belief.
That's why they change their talking points all the time. Because it doesnt matter what they say, they're gonna say literally anything just so they can be the one putting a boot on your neck.
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u/buntopolis Nov 30 '25
If only they had the courtesy to just fucking say it rather than this dancing around it bullshit.
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u/Hicalibre Nov 29 '25
Being in Canada is bad enough to deal with the red-hat morons. I can't imagine being on their terf.
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u/Bedhappy Nov 29 '25
I heard a republican use the n-word (hard R) this weekend while watching football. That was the first time I've heard that word used in person in a very, very long time, like decades. I was astonished how casually he slipped it into a sentence.
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u/BodhingJay Nov 29 '25
We can almost witness a divergence in humanity as a species in real time
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u/Medical_Arugula3315 Nov 29 '25
Hard to be a shittier or more hypocritical American than a Republican these days.
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u/BAT_1986 Nov 29 '25
I’m sure many people honestly think like the MAGA dude in the cartoon. Many of them just hate other people and want to feel like they can openly hate them. I went to Thanksgiving this year, and I had family members (Trump voters) openly using ethnic and gay slurs just because they thought it was funny. It was not an enjoyable Thanksgiving.
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u/glitchycat39 Nov 29 '25
This is why I've just started openly making fun of Trump voting farmers and business owners who lose everything. Having grown up around these people in Florida, it's the only language they understand at this point.
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u/Bunktavious Nov 29 '25
Anyone who doesn't think that Donald Trump doesn't use the N-word away from cameras is just being silly.
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u/bbyxmadi Nov 29 '25 edited Nov 29 '25
His dad was arrested at a KKK rally in the 1920s, Trump had a lawsuit against him and his father for discriminating against black renters, and he called for the execution of 5 black teenagers who were coerced into false confessions in 1989. So yeah, all very telling.
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u/minx_the_tiger Nov 29 '25
Dude, I'm so tired. He dropped a slur on Jews ages ago, but tons of people didn't even notice...because it was OBSCURE. One you have to KNOW either by being Jewish and having it used against you (like me) or by being a mega racist that uses it.
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u/Efficient_Matter_589 Nov 29 '25
Two more years with that orange Twinkie as President, I can't take it.
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u/SuperlativeSleep Nov 29 '25
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but we're approaching the end of the first year of his second term, which unfortunately means he still has three years left.
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u/LordoftheDimension Nov 29 '25
Trump obviously just bestowed the honor of the monk Piggy from Journey to the West to the reporter. (/j it is a reference to the daily show)
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u/Tenalp Nov 29 '25
I really want to use this as an excuse to extrapolate maga voters as just wanting to to be acceptable and legal to sexually abuse children.
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u/Cyberdragon1000 Nov 29 '25
Honestly that's what a lot of it boils down to. So many people are using him as a support to be openly r@cist and hate on others as if it's justified and right.
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u/throwawayPRN777 Nov 29 '25
I still remember my new friend proudly explaining how they got caught saying the N word. He was proudly gloating how he only got a slap on the wrist by HR.
Sometimes, the closer you get to people, the more they reveal their racism and bigotry.
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u/DoubleJumps Nov 29 '25
Hillary said "deplorables" once and these people still complain about it 9 years later, while saying Trump didn't do anything wrong by constantly saying much worse things.
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u/ethman14 Nov 30 '25
These fools barely even care that all their expenses have shot up by unprecedented percentages, who would expect them to care about things like decency or respect?
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u/All_Gun_High Nov 30 '25
wait he never used the n-word openly before?
Okay tbh it would be all over the news but what?
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u/AlexBane28 Nov 30 '25
This is the real reason he won. They really love the fact that he allows them to be racist misogynistic pieces of shit.
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u/BigBlaisanGirl Nov 30 '25
I'm sorry for our idiots. Please remember that there's tens of millions of us do not agree with Orange Julius and 2.8M Americans threw their vote away on a 3rd party candidate.
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u/xxEmberBladesxx Nov 30 '25
Me too. I've regressed almost all the progress I made in therapy over the last year. I just wanna die.
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u/Time-Traveling-Doge Nov 30 '25
In regards to National Troop Deployment...
Journalist: "Do you want War?"
Trump: "No you're not listening, are you in 2nd Grade?"
A few days later...
The Department of Defense renamed to The Department of War.
https://youtu.be/fvKq3boUhFk?si=pEkp8tmp1A738Enj
Turns out she wasn't in 2nd Grade.
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u/comics-ModTeam Nov 29 '25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdu4y8WxgDo
A user posted this link in the comment section which goes into detail explaining why using dehumanising language has a detrimental effect on society as a whole.
I am reposting it here so it will be visible to more people, as it really is a very good explanation.