• zqwzzle@lemmy.ca
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    4 months ago

    But what’s the ratio of people finding out more because they liked what they heard vs the ones horrified about it?

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      4 months ago

      This is certainly a concern, but all in all, shining a light on it is a VERY good thing.

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        4 months ago

        I want to think that no woman could possibly look at that and approve, but then again, Phyllis Schlafly existed

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      If you look at D policy positions, they are overwhelmingly popular (when detached from a certain sleepy lil guy).

      I think the majority of people searching are bound to find plenty they don’t like

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      Those were unreachable Trump supporters to start with. Hopefully it doesn’t motivate them to do anything.

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      If they look hard enough, even the most staunch of Republicans can find something they won’t like. But they probably also believe Trump when he says he doesn’t know what project 2025 is.