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The big twist is that they like the persecution, they just want to be the ones perpetrating it.
They really have no standing.  Political email from both parties ends up in my junk folder.  The difference is that I have *never* contributed to any GOP campaigns, so I have questions on how they acquired my email address in the first place. >

I wrote to my (R) representative to complain about something years ago. Got a canned response, and a bajillion emails asking me to contribute to his reelection campaign. I thought that was in really poor taste. >

I also complained to my Senator but I got a nasty rude response (Marsha Blackburn) basically telling me I was wrong and dumb for not wanting her emails. >

Hey, that's my senator too. I got a generic response from an aid and then got a fuck load of emails about how she was gonna make sure queer folk (which I am one of) don't get rights >

"I bet this'll teach 'em to try and contact me!" >

I do in home IT work for a few people who I used to work for years ago. Anyways I got called in a few months ago because she was literally getting 100s of emails from trump and Trump affiliates a day and she could not figure how to stop. She said she only ever signed up for one news letter from trump. >

That should be up to $16,000 per email violation >

Can we all just agree that political email spam is just the worst >

That and those Equifax emails that say "this is not a marketing email" and don't give you an unsubscribe link and aren't able to be opted out of in your account, despite being a marketing email. >

Didn't you know saying something makes it so? The loophole lawyers don't want you to know about! >

God damn lawyers, they just wanna take everyone's money and be the only ones to say stuff >

How are these people so fucking paranoid about everything? What’s it like waking up every morning thinking the whole world is against you. >

That's what they hear on the news. For all their pride about not being afraid, they see persecution absolutely everywhere they look.