[giantg2]

Probably better off finding a more legit/mainstream site if you want to find out what another side thinks.

Using that site to find out what Republicans/Trump supporters believe on a wide scale would be like using the socialist party's website to find out what AOC supporters think (because people on the other side believe she's full socialist).

[JuliusPullo]

There are no legit/mainstream sites anymore, there are too many powerful political interests in play. What tries to pass for "legit/mainstream" these days is plain old propaganda. Thedonald.win itself exists because the original group, r/The_Donald, was censored and banned from reddit on the excuse that they were inciting violence against the police. This, of course, happened just before inciting violence against the police was considered cool. If you want to know what that other side thinks (supposing you are on the other's other side), go to thedonald.win.

[giantg2]

I guess what I'm saying is that if you use a single site to stereotype a group of people, that stereotype will be wildly inaccurate. I'm sure there are Trump supporters (maybe better phrased as non-Biden supporters) that don't believe half the stuff on that site.

[redflame8]

There’s over 1 1/2 million people on that site it’s the largest forum of Trump supporters by far

[giantg2]

So 1.5M out of the 70M+ that voted for him...

[redflame8]

R/politics isn’t full of people calling the President Drumpft while insisting its rude to mispronounce an uncommon derivation of kamala? It’s only OK to make fun of people if they’re orange but not if they’re black? Its never ok. I hate how many double standards the left makes for why they are exempt