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I saw this picture and some other like it and it really got me thinking how we, as people who don't prescribe to the far left ideas, should feel when they say "its time to come together"? When Obama took office that's when it really started. It was the perfect example of optimal strategy in game theory. Why would you use a lesser item or strategy when you have a go-to ability that will win the fight every time it happened? That go-to ability was the term racist. If you didn't agree with Obama it wasn't because you didn't agree with his political ideas, it was because you hated the fact that he was black (half black but whos counting?). Every argument was shut down over and over simply by leveling the racist claim. After 8 years of that then comes Trump who clearly broke the minds of the left for four long years. He became everything from racist, bigot, homophobe, transphobe, to Cheeto Hitler. Then by extension, his supporters also became that even more so than they were during the Obama years. Now instead of just general derision, you saw violence. Riots, people getting their stuff stolen, property defaced, and doxing. It took the right a long time to catch up to that kind of "warfare". Now that Trump is seemingly out, they're all shouting for unity and healing.
Are you fucking kidding me?
Unity and healing after 12 years of getting spat on, many times only because you didn't 100% agree with whatever insane shit that was coming out of the leftists mouth at the moment. The question I find myself asking now is, should I as a individual person, allow this to happen? It clearly seems like a threat to me. "if only you agree with me or my side is winning can we have peace". Or should I just say fuck you and fuck your nutty ideas?
