My face!

Probably the same assholes that keep talking about animals infiltrating human society. Bunch’a rubes, if you ask me.

No, I assure you, I am a loser... But I never supported Trump in anything, and certainly not as a politician.

I would support however his effort to furtilize a random field in Montana with his corpse. But nothing else really.

I remember talking to a relative of mine (he's a redcap) and we were talking about the economy a few months into 2025.

He said something about how Pedonald was "fixing" the supposedly terrible Biden economy. I asked him what was so bad during the Biden economy....both he and I had steady jobs. He said something phrased in a kind of passive-aggressive way about how maybe the "wrong" people were doing well - implication being ME and other people present that were not redcaps were not doing poorly and that was a problem. I pointed out that I worked a steady job through his first term, too.

And I could tell that reminding him of this annoyed him. I think he expressed some kind of wish that maybe this term Pedonald would do better at harming people like me, at least economically if not something more directly nefarious. We were interrupted by other people (lots of people at this gathering) before I could ask more questions.

These people are truly warped. Sure, in my weaker moments, I express vitriol towards the redcaps and don't always say the nicest things about them. But I really don't want them and their spouses and their children to go without healthcare, shelter, food, a job with dignity, clean air and clean water, etc...I've seen lots of the redcaps really champion death and so on online, and definitely I've seen them talk about it abstractly IRL, too.

But to have a relative stand there and tell you that they want harm done to you and your family is another matter altogether.

It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.

Remember a few years ago there was a push to not call his supporters dumb, that they were much worse than that. Thing is, they can be both a reprehensible person beyond reproach and a dumbass at the same time.

They don't need to vote dem, they just need to lose motivation to vote (either not vote at all, or vote for anyone non-GOP). The GOP cannot afford to lose many votes, so long as the elections are fair, as you say. The elections will happen in some shape or form (remember, even Russia has """elections"""). The GOP has seats up for election and upcoming vacancies.

It's just a matter of how fair they'll be.

These people will never vote dem. The best that can be done is to convince them to never vote again.

It doesn't matter if they change their opinion on Trump they are still dumbasses and will fall for the next conman that says stupid hateful shit.

Well, it's kinda impossible to know for sure, as anyone not targeted by the Hitler regime as enemies was still discouraged from publicly, or even privately, disagreeing with the party.

But there was likely some poll or support data available to scholars at different points that would give an idea of actual support at those points.

I don't have those details, and am not who you were asking, but I did hear support dwindled as the US entered the war. And, logically, it was probably higher when he was elected then when the war started getting real nasty.

Most people start not liking their leadership when their leaders actions cause them personal distress.

I've heard 60% approved of him taking power. It was from a documentary you tube video.

I guess I'm not 100% sure where they got the number from.

Pretty sure it was an infographic video.

Maybe this one. It's been a few months since I watched it.

https://youtu.be/gPB6_gXEoFc

Hitler had the Hitler youth who were pretty intense. And plus a lot of citizens got the stuff he stole from their Jewish neighbors. Or at least sold to them at a discount.

The people were mostly fine with these spoils.

Biden slow walked us into this by not going after him in the name of "bipartisanship."