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RockRaven

(18,957 posts)
1. One important thing to understand about this analysis:
Sun Feb 8, 2026, 06:40 PM
Yesterday

It means these hateful sacks of crap aren't going anywhere and aren't going to change when The Dotard finally kicks the bucket. They will still be a problem to deal with after that.

One important thing to understand about this analysis: RockRaven Yesterday #1
Or.....they will turn en masse whilst claiming they never supported Trump. Nevilledog Yesterday #2
Either way--we blow past them. pandr32 7 hrs ago #40
Not the Maga racist types. But the "undecided" voter types JI7 36 min ago #64
Exactly. progressoid Yesterday #3
But they're still a minority. The true believers. paleotn 23 hrs ago #12
The worst thing about the internet/social media is that it gives the assholes ways to find each other. Intractable 22 hrs ago #25
Good point. pandr32 7 hrs ago #42
In 2016 as I saw all of the reptiles coming out from under their rocks, yellow dahlia 5 hrs ago #50
maga hate anti-repub 8 hrs ago #35
maga hate anti-repub 7 hrs ago #36
And they'll get louder and more extreme as they shrink as a demographic going foward. Lanius 6 hrs ago #47
There isn't another Trump. Chemical Bill 4 hrs ago #56
This part is important: progressoid Yesterday #4
There's some people here that need to wake up and smell the coffee as well. durablend Yesterday #7
Collective Trauma response... purr-rat beauty Yesterday #5
The entire Trump/Miller doctrine is... lame54 Yesterday #6
Most were raised by bigoted people Johonny Yesterday #8
Doc Holliday had the answer AverageOldGuy Yesterday #9
I have a maga brother in law and he fits the descriptions to a tee kimbutgar Yesterday #10
It's just so terribly sad. Our culture, our civilization leaves so many damaged like h hedda_foil 20 hrs ago #30
This Helps Me To Understand WiVoter 23 hrs ago #11
There is a Michael Wolff thread floating around here about Uncle Joe 23 hrs ago #13
Trump is extraordinarily unusual markodochartaigh 23 hrs ago #20
Curiosity of the rest of the world AverageOldGuy 22 hrs ago #24
George W Bush was another who was exceedingly un-curious Seinan Sensei 6 hrs ago #48
The grifter's family had money that was made form nefarious and seedy means. yellow dahlia 5 hrs ago #51
Sure, he was shunned by old money, the intellegentsia, and probably markodochartaigh 5 hrs ago #54
I wonder about the definition of "class". Chemical Bill 4 hrs ago #55
The Grifter is a Frankenstein's monster. He doesn't actually belong to any class, yellow dahlia 3 hrs ago #58
raised ... justsomeguy01 2 hrs ago #59
I was just talking about this, They wake up to hate MagickMuffin 23 hrs ago #14
The MAGA movement, Q Anon,Tea Party, racists and masoginists and the religious right Buddyzbuddy 23 hrs ago #15
If Faux Noise had flopped back in the 1990's, there would be no others FakeNoose 23 hrs ago #16
Limbaugh was the nexus of it all kwolf68 8 hrs ago #32
Limbaugh, Gingrich, McConnell, Nixon, Reagan, W - no movement consists of one person, no matter how dysfunctional Martin68 7 hrs ago #38
Agreed. yellow dahlia 5 hrs ago #53
Excellent. Thanks for posting. LoisB 23 hrs ago #17
A pretty good synopsis of what B.See 23 hrs ago #18
Spot on. Permanut 23 hrs ago #19
ChatGPT writes well. ThreeNoSeep 23 hrs ago #21
I wonder how a prompt from opposite-world would turn out. hunter 2 hrs ago #60
The Religiously Insane are a part of it. They are not resentful as much as they are in the thrall of a religion that CTyankee 23 hrs ago #22
MAGA is like the logo for Disaster Capitalism SleeplessinSoCal 22 hrs ago #23
Because hate is one of the most powerful emotions and hate sells. c-rational 22 hrs ago #26
excellent post proud patriot 22 hrs ago #27
In a word: compensation RainCaster 22 hrs ago #28
Yes. "...if someone else gains, they lose." Grins 21 hrs ago #29
The triangulation of hate, greed and fear. Marcuse 9 hrs ago #31
Excellent summary of MAGA. debm55 8 hrs ago #33
This captures a lot of dynamics I've struggled to put into words myself. Torchlight 8 hrs ago #34
this the best and most complete analysis I've seen. I agree 100%. Martin68 7 hrs ago #37
Brilliantly written! Thanks for pointing it. CaptainTruth 7 hrs ago #39
45 years of brainwashing propaganda brought us here. Initech 7 hrs ago #41
Thank u-saving 2 read-why mag so hateful Upthevibe 7 hrs ago #43
Exactly MW67 6 hrs ago #44
MAGA Fuel gfarber 6 hrs ago #45
Belief in a cruel God makes a cruel man. Thomas Paine Ping Tung 6 hrs ago #46
Excellent summary Wild blueberry 5 hrs ago #49
Disagree. MAGA are the unwitting tools of Billionaires rigging everything bucolic_frolic 5 hrs ago #52
Short version: They hate because it is the only thing they can do with their terrible fear. n/t TygrBright 4 hrs ago #57
Their friends are MAGA. Their family is MAGA. Their church is MAGA. Glaisne 1 hr ago #61
I can answer that more concisely: WestMichRad 1 hr ago #62
Great breakdown. Thank you for posting mjvpi 59 min ago #63
If they can't have it they want to burn it down. North Coast Lawyer 12 min ago #65
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