I still voted for Kamala. But I’ve been ringing this alarm for years. You can’t fix a problem if you don’t even acknowledge it’s happening. When I make these types of comments, the replies underscore the Dems problem: There’s a kneejerk
, there’s an inherent avoidance, ‘everything is ok’ energy. Everything ain’t been okay and it was not hard to see it coming.
The perception of Dems has morphed into a whiney, finger wagging, feminine, politically correct, do as I say party. That perception went unchecked. A lot of seemingly unrelated paper cuts added up: the increased prominence of the lgtb community and nonsensical things that comes with them, metoo and a seeming attack on traditional masculinity, the perceived censorship when pushing back on either of those 2 points, etc. You bring these things up and it’s reduced to “maga talking points”, or ‘red pill’. But turn around and
ask tell those same men ‘now don’t forget to vote’
Well the loudest voice any person has is their vote and men in particular saw the election as a chance to be ‘heard’.
The simple comparison is forced religion. We all know what that does. It makes people forcefully and violently repel in the other direction just off GP, and that’s what we’re seeing. And ideological coup