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I’ve tried reasoning with liberals before but I’ve since given up because what’s become apparent is that they are easily manipulated people who become brainwashed and blinded by this false hatred and misinformation which prevents them from looking at situations objectively.

My advice to every conservative is don’t waste your time arguing with them. There are enough reasonable people in America to make the difference, just as there were in 2016. #Trump2020 #RedPilled 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Trump is well on track to lose this election because of his own moron self-sabotaging comments and tweets. The left is absolutely insane right now with all their rioting and worse the attempted JUSTIFICATION of rioting. All Trump has to do is STFU but he just can’t help himself.

I’m a conservative and I absolutely cringe when he tweets like a delusional hyperactive 7 year old that badly needs Ritalin.

BUT I see Trump as the only thing standing in the way for the radical left to take over and eventual communism for the American government. Biden is just going to be an catatonic elderly puppet to his VP (who will definitely be radical) and his cabinet. He’s caving and cowering to far left demands when he was supposed to be a moderate. He’s literally a walking corpse about to be elected. The only reason he won is because he was Obama’s VP. But I wouldn’t be surprised he would forget Obama’s name (he has before) if you asked him at least 50 percent of the time.

But Trump’s worse enemy is Trump. Most conservatives intensely dislike his personality but we voted for him because we abhor the radical left and all it’s Marxism. Is a very real choice of lesser of two evils.

So if there was a change. org petition that got over a million signatures for Trump to either A delete his twitter account outright or B have someone with an ounce of common sense moderate/control his tweets to prevent him from making a complete ass out of himself DO you think his administration would notice? He’s going to lose the election over an asinine stupid Twitter habit. Just so pathetic. So easy to stop by he just can’t.

Also I know GAG has lots of liberals on here. I know some you are going to troll and go ballistic. So whatever you say won’t surprise me. But for real, please just sit back for once please? You are not surprising me or anybody else at this point. The election is looking good for the democrats anyway.

Many Americans think our elections are rigged.

Liberals perceive massive voter disenfranchisement, with Republicans preventing millions of minorities from voting to assure Republican victories.

Conservatives perceive massive vote fraud, with millions of noncitizens and other ineligibles voting to assure Democratic victories.

While both views could be right, each is mostly wrong. Yet the fear of refuting election paranoia reflects how name-calling has replaced debate. Anyone rebutting the conservatives’ myth will get labeled a liberal lackey. Even worse, question the disenfranchisement myth and you get called Racist.

In part, today’s paranoia reflects past realities. Like most democracies, America has a history of both bigotry and vote fraud.

Liberal fears reflect the historic realities that from the 1890s to the 1960s, mainly in the South, state and local election officials kept African Americans from voting through horrendous means, legal and illegal. As Charles Bullock and R. Keith Gaddie showed in “The Triumph of Voting Rights in the South,” the 1965 Voting Rights Act immediately increased median African American voter registration in the region from 39 percent to 59 percent. In Mississippi, black registration rose from 7 percent to 60 percent. According to the authors, in today’s South, black voter turnout often exceeds white turnout, a civil rights triumph that reporters largely ignore.

Similarly, though vote fraud now seems rare, conservative fears reflect the historical realities that for decades urban Democratic politicians had supporters, including dead people, pets, vote multiple times in the same election.

For both left and right, paranoia also reflects the sheer size of our elections. In November 2016, more than 136 million people voted in general elections run by 50 states and thousands of local officials, directing tens of thousands of (largely elderly) Election Day volunteers. In anything that big, even with the best intentions, mishaps happen.

My friend is one of the sweetest people I have ever met. However, she basically lives in a shoebox. She doesn't watch TV or go on the internet. She doesn't vote. She doesn't even know what liberal or conservative means. She has not idea what "white privilege" is. She has never heard of "woke." She would never protest. She gives money to homeless people, but she doesn't have any opinions on economic systems. Can she still be a good person?

Kyle Kuliniski is a progressive YouTuber who host Secular Talk but not of those SJW ones

-He is very reasonable who does not follow the stereotypes that right wingers think progressives are

-For example, he is not afraid to called out Islam at the same time not afraid to called out Christianity in the same video

-He evens calls out Obama, Biden, Sanders and Clinton not just Trump

-I think he is a good YouTuber to move the conservatives more left-I think the older conservatives would be turn off by him because they love Fox News soo much but not the younger conservatives

The LGBTQ is legal in all 50 states same as same sex marriages and same sex adoptions Abortions are legal in all 50 states
More states are making marijuana legal even the so called red states like Montana, Oklahoma, Utah, Alaska, Missouri, etc

If you want to see a real conservative country visit Russia, Saudi Arabia or Uganda

I was a maga hat wearing conservative trump supporter before I met my girlfriend. She was very liberal and wasn't a big fan of the GOP or Trump. So to make her feel better, I stopped wearing the maga hat, took down the trump flags, unfollowed right wing media accs., etc. But this upcoming election, im still voting for trump.