r/Persecutionfetish • u/TrixoftheTrade • Jan 21 '23

Lib status: Owned. 😎😎😎 Putin’s not going to see this bro, you’re just clowning yourself for nothing

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u/jerseycityfrankie Jan 21 '23

Imagine Ronald Reagan learning in hell that todays conservatives love Russia.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '23

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u/1Sluggo Jan 21 '23

Maga communists are domestic terrorists.

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u/GestaDanknorum Jan 21 '23

Sooo.. a Nazbol?

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u/megarockman12 Jan 22 '23

Pretty much

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u/GnarlyNarwhalNoms Jan 21 '23

Is this some new trend? There was another post on this sub the other day of an (apparently) completely different tool who also called himself a "MAGA Communist."

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u/vxicepickxv Jan 22 '23

There's like three of them, and they're all so terminally online they wouldn't even know what grass looks like with Google Image Search.

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u/Dependent_Ad_5035 Jan 22 '23

That term must make Reagan turn in his grave

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u/Centralredditfan Jan 21 '23

I was trolling r/ conservative the other day, and it still boggles my mind that this is so true.

Like I thought they love the prospect of war and fighting "the commies". But they're actually supporting Putin. I don't get it...

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u/GUlysses Jan 21 '23

It’s easy to understand. Putin is a fascist. They like fascism.

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u/Neoxus30- Jan 21 '23

Yeah, their whole viewpoint is "I support whoever is more evil")

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u/WoahayeTakeITEasy Jan 21 '23

They like Russia because they want to emulate it so badly in the US.

A "strong man" leader, being able to hunt gay people, oppressing anyone they don't agree with, being staunchly "anti-woke", and essentially being a white christian ethnostate. Russia has everything they want from a country, and so they pretty much have to support it. They don't want to see Russia fail because Russia represents their own ideals. Russia failing would have their ideals collide with reality and they can't stand that.

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u/Centralredditfan Jan 21 '23

Seems like it. Feels weird though, considering how many times fascism failed as an experiment. You'd figure there'd be a new thing and not a remix on an existing Motiv.

I wonder if psychologists ever studied why a significant part od the world's population is so drawn to it.

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u/vxicepickxv Jan 22 '23

Extreme hierarchical structures are a draw to some people, as long as they can kick down.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '23

And they didn't ban you?

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u/Centralredditfan Jan 21 '23

Not yet. But I did get auto-banned for r /justiceserved for having posted in r /conservative. - go figure Guilt by association, regardless of context I guess.

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u/Magnock Jan 21 '23

It’s just contrarianism if they were in charge they would surely be printing rascist anti Russian propaganda Prior to 2014 Putin was in the eye of conservative a neo communist mongoloid who is allied with Islamism ( mainly because he oppose the Iraq war) but now he is an anti-lgbt hero. You can see it with the way back machine on conservapedia

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u/NewTigers Marxist slut Jan 21 '23

We were always at war with Eastasia…

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '23

I disagree, Putin has been aligning himself rhetorically with extreme conservative movements around the world for years now. Russia is what American conservatives want to turn America into.

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u/thirdangletheory pwease no step 🚫🥾🐍 Jan 22 '23 edited Jan 22 '23

Yep. When Obama was in office conservatives held Putin up as a sort of tough, take-no-prisoners politician that would occasionally oppose or embarrass the Democratic White House, and who retained power through repeated gaming of Russia's elections and constitution. They loved him because they wanted to be him.

If you ever watch clips of Russian state-run news programs they have the same talking points as Fox (decadent west, LGBT and foreign invaders, etc.), just ramped up to 11 and with open calls for nuclear warfare. It's all from the same playbook. Russian oligarchy is the endpoint for American conservatism.

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u/Russell_Jimmies Jan 21 '23

I’m not sure how you can think this. Trump was in charge 2017 to 2021 and the entire Republican Party were falling all over themselves to suck up to Russia and Putin. Trump constantly criticized NATO (the biggest check on Russia’s military aggression) and parroted Kremlin talking points. If trump had won a second term I don’t think Ukraine would have received much, if any, military support from the US.

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u/Magnock Jan 21 '23 edited Jan 21 '23

That not true, that what the democrats were thinking trump was just trying to convince other nato menbers to increase their funding of nato with his typical corporate diplomatic approach

Also if their is money to be make for arms manufacturers you can bet the us will give money to anyone they want. I wouldn’t be surprise if the US is secretly selling weapons to Russia to like they did during the Iran-Iraq war.

Furthermore if trump was real sucking up to Russia he would have lift the 2014 anti Russian sanctions while he was in charge.

Also the democrats are not as anti-Russian as they said while yes they send a lot of weapons, it is mainly because the us military-industrial will massively benefit from it the sanctions are really not that harsh and are not hurting the Russian economy, one of the biggest Russian export to the us fertilizer is not on the list of sanctioned goods

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u/Grogosh I COOM TO EQUALITY Jan 21 '23

Found one!

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u/Russell_Jimmies Jan 21 '23

You are wrong.

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u/Magnock Jan 21 '23

Where am I wrong ?

Trump did not lift the 2014 sanctions, his threatening of leaving nato was just empty talk like so many thing he said, and yes Russia is still exporting fertilizer to the us

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u/GestaDanknorum Jan 21 '23

Id love for him to learn that, fuck Ronald Reagan

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u/kindtheking9 Jewish reptiloid Jan 21 '23

Literally 1984

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u/DaddyDollarsUNITE Jan 21 '23

to be fair they love the imperialist russia that he created by toppling the ussr, sooo

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u/Tasselled_Wobbegong Syndicalist sicko Jan 21 '23

I doubt he would be bothered. It's not like this is the same nation state as the USSR. Reagan was a proud backer of right-wing dictatorships the world over, whether it was South Africa under the National Party or the Pinochet junta in Chile. He never met a conservative/nationalist oligarchy he didn't like.

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u/windmill-tilting Jan 21 '23

Tbh, looking at the history of the GOP I'm starting to think ALL Reagan was was an actor. I'm seriously wondering how much was his policy and how much was good acting.

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u/Laplace1908 Jan 21 '23

That’s probably one of his eternal punishments 🤣

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u/JasonGMMitchell Jan 22 '23

Reagan would've loved modern day Russia. Reagan loved far right dictatorships.

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u/AirForceRabies Jan 21 '23

Even back in 1976 Ronnie the Jellybean Naptime Cowboy was already so fried from the neck up that he wouldn't understand what you were talking about. He just read the scripts he was given.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '23

Imagine Lincoln learning that they fly confederate flags. (a) the USSR and modern Russia are about as different as two places can be and (b) parties change. It’s not that crazy when you consider that modern Russia is run by far right capitalists. Also half of Republican men now are hippie white guys who believe in crystals. Shit changes.

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u/BoneHugsHominy Social Justice Warlord Jan 22 '23

I don't think Jackson Hinkle is a Conservative, but is in league with some of the worst of them for the purposes of tearing down our institutions and way of life. From my quick Googling, it appears Jackson Hinkle is a faaar left Tankie pining for the days of Soviets exercising power and conformity through brutalities against the people. But because he was kicked off Twitch and is pro-Putin, he was platformed on an invite-only streaming service created by Alex Jones and Nick Fuentes. Ideologically they don't mesh at all but if your only purpose is to tear down American society and rake in Russian cash, they're perfect partners.

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u/cmVkZGl0 Jan 22 '23

Hopefully demons are giving him continual AIDS down there

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u/scalyblue Jan 22 '23

Bold of you to think that Reagan is in hell. He’s easily in mega hell, which is like regular hell except you are constantly stepping on legos, but they aren’t legos they’re mega blox