Re:Preventing extreme polarization of political attitudes
by ridiculous_leke on Tuesday December 14, 2021 @09:41AM
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Did all conservatives and right-wing people storm the capital?
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Re:Preventing extreme polarization of political attitudes
by epakai on Tuesday December 14, 2021 @10:47AM
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No, their defacto leader pushed false rhetoric that all but ensured such an event would happen and they didn't reject him or even condemn his actions. This is what condemns the group.
Re:Preventing extreme polarization of political attitudes
by edmcnulty101 on Tuesday December 14, 2021 @04:07PM
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I don't think Arabic people need to dignify terrorism with any response or condemnation at all....it's not Arabic people commiting the crimes, it's fanatics.
Just like republicans don't need to dignify this Jan 6th protest with any response at all, it's not republicans, it's fanatics.
I believe you may be looking for reasons to condemn republicans.
Re:Preventing extreme polarization of political attitudes
by epakai on Thursday December 16, 2021 @02:26AM
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Republicans in congress and in the executive were the ones pushing the conspiracy theories that our democracy was at stake and the election was stolen. Even after their lies had been disproven they continued the farce.
It's disgusting that you try to excuse this by saying it's just fanatics. These fanatics continue to hold power within the party.
Shame on you for the gaslighting. I reject your belief, and you would do well not to try to ascribe other's motivations for their actions.
Re:Preventing extreme polarization of political attitudes
by edmcnulty101 on Friday December 17, 2021 @12:09AM
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To me, the demonization of one group by another group or person for a political agenda, is the worst form of gaslighting possible.