[intended]

1) There is a group of voters, typically younger men, who would very much want to see things burn to the ground. A form of nihilism of outlook.

2) People never want the bad things, which is why voters tend to ignore information that tells them that things will be bad.

People didnt realize that Biden had stepped down after the election. Voters were not aware that Obamacare and the ACA are the same thing.

Information that this was going to happen, was shared, repeated and told over and over again.

This is basically leopards-eating-face territory.

Sugar coating it, leaving people berefet of their own authorship of their life, of their choices? I have no idea how that results in anything other than a way to feel nice about each other.

[slt2021]

>This is basically leopards-eating-face territory.

young people are too poor and dont have much to lose.

They wanted a break from the status quo, some new faces, other than DC establishment in power, and Trump is delivering on that demand

[cglace]

I'd think they would be interested in healthcare and the economy and not necessarily that we place conspiracy theorists in high positions.

Unless the youth of today are that dumb.

[slt2021]

Every conspiracy is being confirmed, so I wouldnt be too harsh calling these conspiracies

[johnnyanmac]

which conspiracies?

[slt2021]

RFK Jr's book "The Real Anthony Fauci"[1], where he exposes the long history behind the creating custom designer viruses under the NIH umbrella, which led to COVID pandemic, and how every mainstream journo called him "conspiracy theorist". Turns out it was the lab leak after all, according to the CIA[2]

This is the most important one, once we get to the bottom of who created virus that killed millions and caused tens of trillions in economic damage, it will cause other more significant events.

Another one, how he explained the nature behind the Ukraine war, and how military industrial complex is stealing US government money and profiting off of artificially prolonging the Ukraine-Russia war[3]. Everyone called him conspiracy theorist, when he said BlackRock, Monsanto, DuPont have bought Ukrainian land, turns out it was true.

  1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Real_Anthony_Fauci
  2. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cd9qjjj4zy5o
  3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWowuHMvpzU

[johnnyanmac]

new faces but we have the oldest president in history. anti-establishent so they root on the literal richest man in the world to take more money from them. Too poor but they aren't out on the street protesting hunreds of billions in tax cuts to the corporate chains they are binded by.

I completely get being rebellious. But is any of this "fun" for them? Just saying they are nihilistic makes more sense at this point.

[slt2021]

it is what it is. As Marx said: "the working class people have nothing to lose, but their chains".

The Democrat party can blame the other side for being stupid, or they can blame themselves for losing, what could have been a slam dunk election win, had they understood and addressed the concerns of the voter base.