Opinion Does online hatred leftists have for Trump supporters spill over into real life?

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As you all know from spending any time in these forums or on Reddit, the hatred both sides have for each other in these forums is almost limitless. Anybody who likes or says they are going to vote for Trump is mercilessly mocked, disparaged and belittled by what seems to be a majority of leftists online. Of course it goes both ways, but like I said, leftists are the majority on websites like Reddit.

So my question is this: do you feel that same hatred for Trump supporters in real life. Like, if you were to meet someone and they told you they didn't like Harris and were going to vote for Trump, would you instantly feel the same way you do about any famous Trump supporter you read about or hear from on social media? Or is the hate you feel in your posts a huge exaggeration of how you really feel towards someone you meet who is voting for him?
 
As you all know from spending any time in these forums or on Reddit, the hatred both sides have for each other in these forums is almost limitless. Anybody who likes or says they are going to vote for Trump is mercilessly mocked, disparaged and belittled by what seems to be a majority of leftists online. Of course it goes both ways, but like I said, leftists are the majority on websites like Reddit.
It doesn't go both ways. Not in the same intensity at least.

Hatred of leftists is responsible for about 75% of the entire Maga movement. By this point, conservatives everywhere admit that Trump is a crooked, stupid, conniving moron but they still support him just to "swim in liberal tears" or whatever.
 
As you all know from spending any time in these forums or on Reddit, the hatred both sides have for each other in these forums is almost limitless. Anybody who likes or says they are going to vote for Trump is mercilessly mocked, disparaged and belittled by what seems to be a majority of leftists online. Of course it goes both ways, but like I said, leftists are the majority on websites like Reddit.

So my question is this: do you feel that same hatred for Trump supporters in real life. Like, if you were to meet someone and they told you they didn't like Harris and were going to vote for Trump, would you instantly feel the same way you do about any famous Trump supporter you read about or hear from on social media? Or is the hate you feel in your posts a huge exaggeration of how you really feel towards someone you meet who is voting for him?

I think this feeling is insecurity.

There's good reason to feel a certain anxiety when you know you're voting for an immoral moron, but you kinda feel like you don't have a choice. There's nothing to be done at this point. It's Trump or go home if you're right leaning and have strong right wing ideals.

Yet I think you must be feeling that it's a stupid decision and a bad situation to be in if you're feeling like you're being roundly mocked and harangued. I don't suppose you're being mocked or harangued anymore than normal, I just think you must have internalized the ridiculousness of the situation.

Donald Trump.

That's your guy, and yeah, it's silly.
 
Imagine how out of touch, smug and obnoxious you have to be to drive regular people to prefer voting alongside the bubba rednecks of maga weirdos instead of the high horse, scolding, smelling their own farts leftard weirdos.
 
As you all know from spending any time in these forums or on Reddit, the hatred both sides have for each other in these forums is almost limitless. Anybody who likes or says they are going to vote for Trump is mercilessly mocked, disparaged and belittled by what seems to be a majority of leftists online. Of course it goes both ways, but like I said, leftists are the majority on websites like Reddit.

So my question is this: do you feel that same hatred for Trump supporters in real life. Like, if you were to meet someone and they told you they didn't like Harris and were going to vote for Trump, would you instantly feel the same way you do about any famous Trump supporter you read about or hear from on social media? Or is the hate you feel in your posts a huge exaggeration of how you really feel towards someone you meet who is voting for him?
Bud, I don’t think anyone on the forums actually hate each other except maybe nhb and that one dude who’s always tagging him in bullshit threads.

Go touch grass.
 
People in the real world tend to act more civil than online.

It's not a secret that anonymity/freedom from consequences emboldens people to say stuff they never would otherwise, regardless of their political beliefs.
 
The chances of a leftists January 6th if Trump wins is far lower than another right-wing one imo
That is correct for 2 reasons. Donald Trump doesn't have the backing of institutions and the bureaucracy to rig an election, and leftists express their grievance by attacking random citizens, murdering people, carjacking strangers and burning down their businesses, whereas the conservatives just brought signs and selfie sticks to protest the people they actually had the complaint with instead of attacking people who had nothing to do with it, and the political establishment don't cheer them on, tell them to keep attacking strangers while the current VP candidate gives his daughter classified information so rioters can avoid getting caught while his wife "enjoys the smell of the burning tires", and the presidential candidate raises money to bail perverts and looters out of jail, as opposed to the nationwide manhunt and locking people in solitary confinement without trial for touching Madame Pelosi's desk.


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As you all know from spending any time in these forums or on Reddit, the hatred both sides have for each other in these forums is almost limitless. Anybody who likes or says they are going to vote for Trump is mercilessly mocked, disparaged and belittled by what seems to be a majority of leftists online. Of course it goes both ways, but like I said, leftists are the majority on websites like Reddit.

So my question is this: do you feel that same hatred for Trump supporters in real life. Like, if you were to meet someone and they told you they didn't like Harris and were going to vote for Trump, would you instantly feel the same way you do about any famous Trump supporter you read about or hear from on social media? Or is the hate you feel in your posts a huge exaggeration of how you really feel towards someone you meet who is voting for him?


I travel a lot and feel it's very safe to say folks around the world tend to be very anti-Trump. I sometimes joke and say I'm a Trump supporter and people think 1) I'm joking, and 2) there's something wrong with me.

I am indeed pretty much a never-Trumper, but I do find folks that look down on others or feel that can't be friends and pleasant with people across the aisle to be over the top annoying. And people far enough on the left fall into the looney "need a safe space" crowd - so of course they can't get along with people with different opinions, which is a bit too common for my liking.
 
That is correct for 2 reasons. Donald Trump doesn't have the backing of institutions and the bureaucracy to rig an election, and leftists express their grievance by attacking random citizens, murdering people, carjacking strangers and burning down their businesses, whereas the conservatives just brought signs and selfie sticks to protest the people they actually had the complaint with instead of attacking people who had nothing to do with it, and the political establishment don't cheer them on, tell them to keep attacking strangers while the current VP candidate gives his daughter classified information so rioters can avoid getting caught while his wife "enjoys the smell of the burning tires", and the presidential candidate raises money to bail perverts and looters out of jail, as opposed to the nationwide manhunt and locking people in solitary confinement without trial for touching Madame Pelosi's desk.


iu
Jesus conservatives are fucking stupid
 
That is correct for 2 reasons. Donald Trump doesn't have the backing of institutions and the bureaucracy to rig an election, and leftists express their grievance by attacking random citizens, murdering people, carjacking strangers and burning down their businesses, whereas the conservatives just brought signs and selfie sticks to protest the people they actually had the complaint with instead of attacking people who had nothing to do with it, and the political establishment don't cheer them on, tell them to keep attacking strangers while the current VP candidate gives his daughter classified information so rioters can avoid getting caught while his wife "enjoys the smell of the burning tires", and the presidential candidate raises money to bail perverts and looters out of jail, as opposed to the nationwide manhunt and locking people in solitary confinement without trial for touching Madame Pelosi's desk.


iu

Not reproducing is the best thing that you can do for humanity. But seriously, what is this verbal vomit?

BLM and Antifa riots were not done in the name of Democratic Politicians. This is such a weak equivalency. FFS, Biden has condemned Antifa Protests whereas Trump is trying to host a lollapalooza for your insurrectionist brethren.


 
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I travel a lot and feel it's very safe to say folks around the world tend to be very anti-Trump. I sometimes joke and say I'm a Trump supporter and people think 1) I'm joking, and 2) there's something wrong with me.

I am indeed pretty much a never-Trumper, but I do find folks that look down on others or feel that can't be friends and pleasant with people across the aisle to be over the top annoying. And people far enough on the left fall into the looney "need a safe space" crowd - so of course they can't get along with people with different opinions, which is a bit too common for my liking.

This is typically because people with sense can tell that many Trump voters are so because of grievance/vengeance politics. Meaning they want someone punished, be it the trannies, the gays, the illegals, the scientists, the Doctors, the teachers, etc. When you know someone has grienvance/vengeance at the center of their political views, it can create a bitter tinge to when they are nice as well. Kind of like how religious fundamentalists make it a point to be super nice to you...while they're judging you and deciding you'll go to Hell for doing whatever offends them.
 
Not reproducing is the best thing that you can do for humanity. But seriously, what is this verbal vomit?

BLM and Antifa riots were not done in the name of Democratic Politicians. This is such a weak equivalency. FFS, Biden has condemned Antifa Protests whereas Trump is trying to host a lollapalooza for the your insurrectionist brethren.


Yeah, they were done because they had a real grievance with auto zone and Wendy's, you absolute fucking moron. And then you wonder why your dad went out for smokes and never came back.
 
The fact that TS has questions of what life is like offline kind of explains the the threads he makes. Go experience life. Being constantly online is just making you paranoid and hateful.

This entire thread is insanely ironic considering it was TS that earlier today told another poster to go back to getting pegged by his ugly gf.
 
I live in Trump country, but rarely butt heads with Trump supporters I know because they know it's a debate they're not going to win. So if anything they'll make a quip or two about conspiracy bullshit (eLeCtIoN fRaUd, et cetera), and when I press them on it and try to have an actual debate, they tuck tail and run away.

So it's not too different from Sherdog at all, really.
 
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