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is the whole alt right thing just a meme/trend like 'new athiesm'? are more people actually converting to right winged beliefs, after all even a supremely unpopular person like Clinton can win the popular vote. I have a stinking suspicion that alt right / le rational centrists are disproportionately represented online (likes/dislikes on youtube, comments, etc.) is for the same reason athiests were disproportionately represented on youtube/the internet in general in the 00's and seemed omnipresent despite christians still being 70% of the population. In a similar way I feel that the alt right congregates online because their beliefs are not accepted in normie spaces, if you take into account the vast number of normie liberals (not to mention all the non self hating minorities who aren't going to endorse their own ethnic cleansing).

that's due to the broken electoral system

aside from the historically small turnout, clinton and trump both set the record for having negative approval ratings before they even got into office. if it weren't for sanders skewing the curve, the approval ratings for congress and the house would probably also be in the negative numbers. they keep getting elected not because people like them so much, but because they're the only game in town.

it's not like people don't know that they're getting fucked or who's fucking them, they just are without (or think they're without) any practical alternatives, or have any idea of just how broken things are, much less how to fix them.

Presidential elections aren't a popularity contest. You clearly never got the memo. Hillary Clinton's "popular votes" were concentrated in a handful of urban areas that always vote Democrat. She got only 60% of the popular vote in New York. Trump got the majority of educated females. Changing to a flat popular vote would take power away from states and put them in a few large cities. This issue proves that lefties want less diversity of opinions.

I prefer democracy that works as a popularity contest rather than electoral collage. Abolishing the electoral collage shit will be progress tbh. It's a plan I got in the future actually if things don't accelerate at the speed I want.

In the 2000s being an atheist liberal was edgy and cool. But now those views are the mainstream, so being a christian fascist is now edgy and cool. It's just a pendulum which swings back and forth.

Hegelian Dialectics.

Thesis & Antithesis.

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The alt-right is dying. Along with right wing populism. They are bringing politics into everything and looking to be offended. They think being a conservative transgender weeb with downsyndrome will get alt-right people to call them "based" and make "the left" mad. But to everyone else, it just looks like you want attention for being different. It's nothing more than a trend.

Right wing people have low lQ, shitty memes a book burings will show un-ironic Nazis and Fascists for what they are. Being conservative might seem "in fashion" now, but it will be cringe in a few years. (It's cringe now)

hey if I can muster the power to change it. you know I will lmao.
Will be possible after 3 years. I'm taking the opportunity to get the idea going as explosive as possible. Bitch >:^)

It won't. Tally up how many people are in the 30 biggest cities, and then compare that to the population at large.

Anyway, it's better than the candidates going to a handful of states.