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It has become symbolic of bigotry and intolerance. The wearers are usually looking to start something. We shouldn’t give them the satisfaction, though. I say ignore them, and reaffirm your vote for the democrats in 2020.
This is the new republican constitution. It says freedom of speech means freedom for republicans to speak without any criticism or dissent or alternate viewpoints allowed.
Kind of like freedom of religion is ONLY for white evangelical "born again" Christians and all other faiths/creeds/beliefs do not apply.
This MAGA movement is anti-American to its core, despite the fact it's draped in a flag and waving a cross.
What does freedom of speech mean to you? It doesn't mean freedom from consequences if that's what you're thinking. It doesn't mean people won't speak to or glare at someone for their hateful beliefs. Here's a refresher.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
I wouldn't say should. But I understand why someone would.
It takes someone really ignorant or naive to not understand how these are perceived in the world.
Would you say the same about someone wearing a "Change you Can Believe in" or "I'm with Her" hat? Remember it's not about what the person wearing the hat thinks it means, it's about how the opposition chooses to perceive it.
Would you say the same about someone wearing a "Change you Can Believe in" or "I'm with Her" hat? Remember it's not about what the person wearing the hat thinks it means, it's about how the opposition chooses to perceive it.
No because the messaging rolled up in those campaigns is no where near the hateful, spiteful, or negative level that Trump's was in his campaign (and has continued to be through his presidency).
No because the messaging rolled up in those campaigns is no where near the hateful, spiteful, or negative level that Trump's was in his campaign (and has continued to be through his presidency).
It's *almost* as hateful and spiteful as accusing someone who disagrees with you politically of being a racist. Something you and your cohorts do daily.
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