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  Some might be suprised, but the majority don't.
  And even those suprised, will they vote some else now? Probably not
  Already I have seen some people activly support the legalizaton of racism because "it's by him, it'll only target the LGBT/arabs and fuck 'em"
  People that mention how the left is at fault for the economic and security state of the country(despite, out of the last....15 ish last years, they were in power for a single year)
  How 4 general commanders are anti-israel and the ONLY person who it makes sense to control the military+ police is a guy who was refused service on account of being mentally unstable
  Or how things he preached about his "enemies" doing but then did it himself, at that point it was fine.
  His followers defend everything with "whataboutism"
  He is just about everything wrong with politics, thriving off of hate and seperation
context: These right-wing Orthodox Jews are really biting off more than they can chew. The backlash from the secular (majority) voter base at the next election will be huge. >
  
  My man, you underestimate how brainwashed they are.
  The reiligious people will keep on voting their reiligious parties, that won't change.
  The secular that vote BiBi? They will believe and excuse everything he says or does and truly believe his dumbest of lies. It's a personality cult, what he does matters very little at this point. >
  
  the last part you said is not entirely true, from people around me who voted bibi i hear that they are disappointed and "surprised" by what had happened with the orthodox jews.