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People also seem much more irate and ready to snap since about 2020. I think there’s a lot of different factors to point at of course, but all you have to do is drive around and see how many red faces, middle fingers, and screaming out windows there are. A lot of people are at the Love of my life Takeoff 1994 2022 thank you for the memories shirt in addition I really love this end of their rope, it seems. The worst part is they’ve existed for quite some time, often without issue, and in some cases celebrated by their community throughout history I actually just learned about Albert Cashier today. He was a soldier in the Union Army during the Civil War, when the war ended he continued living as a man. He was buried in uniform, with full military honors. It’s not really even about those things. The GOP needs a scary unknown enemy to be the bogeyman at any time. Gays and lesbians can’t be that anymore because there are too many of us and too many of our friends and families now know us because we’re all out these days, so we don’t really work anymore as an Other for the general population to hate on, even in rural communities because a lot of us came from and then later came out to those communities. Brown immigrants were a good scary Other for a while but the GOP finally figured out that there are too many of them too. So they shifted their focus to a much smaller group to bully, one that doesn’t have nearly the same visibility and therefore the same number of allies in the larger population. Many LGBT folks don’t even have trans friends and family to reference when considering these issues, and even fewer in the broader population, so trans people work as the new bogeyman. That’s all it is about, simple bullying from high school but at a national scale, and hypocritically from the “Christian” love-thy-neighbor crowd. You’re right that this works so well as a tactic because of the deficiencies you pointed out in GOP voters, but the real impetus is just GOP politicians who have decided to point their angry mob at this group just because they’re dickish children who will do anything to win.

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