The Republican Party has a neo-Nazi problem.

This is not slander or pejorative or innuendo; it is the plain truth of the matter, a conclusion drawn from simple observation. And the problem has been getting worse.

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  • Saganaki@lemmy.zip
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    1 day ago

    I’m going to provide a potential explanation to this, but first I want to say this: I don’t doubt there are a number of influencers/personalities that lead to a Nazi view. It’s definitely more common. But…

    No reasonable 18-30 year old would align themselves with the GOP. So they gravitate towards a place of power where they are accepted—with others that have fascist tendencies.

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      6 hours ago

      I’m not sure any reasonable person 18-N years of age would align themselves with the GOP.

      But yeah, I think there is an industry of people aimed at “red pilling” younger males who are probably single and not having much success in the dating pool and/or their careers.

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        17 minutes ago

        If I wasn’t clear: Only unreasonable people would align with the GOP, hence the disproportionate number of fascists.