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  Because we live in a gerrymandered district, not everyone is principled, and many people are not educated on government properly or adequately. Then when they might be given an opportunity to change their minds or see the light of day, people accuse then of all being liars, cheaters, thieves, women haters, homophobes, and so on and so forth, when many of them just dont understand policy and dont read the news because they're tired and work 10 hours a day and still have to cook and clean because their spouse is also at work and they have to kids.
  I dont agree with them, many of them I don't like, but that doesnt mean they're evil people because they're gullible or easy to manipulate. It means they need to be shown that the people they disagree with who they are told hate them and want them dead dont hate them or want them dead. But then you go and show them how much you hate them and think the world would be better if they were not a part of it. Get a grip and touch some grass.
context: Probably don't want to go to war with a group of creative communications experts with a 172 billion dollar market capitalization. You'll find yourself out-propaganda'd in no time. >
  
  Walt Disney and his studios ran the United States propaganda efforts during WWII.. >
  
  Donald Duck is literally in the American armed forces. >
  
  Not anymore Reagan discharged him >
  
  "On Armed Forces Day, Gen. Arthur Brown, director of Army staff, issued Donald his official discharge papers, with a rank of Sgt. E-5, because in 1941 the Duck had starred in a morale-boosting wartime cartoon called, with typical Disney simplicity, "Donald Gets Drafted.""
  Hmm, I had no idea he was discharged. Interesting little nugget. So, I guess Donald Duck is a veteran. >
  
  I got out at the same rank as Donald Duck. That’s a fun thing to know. >
  
  That’s quacktastic! >
  
  Government overreach is perfectly acceptable when it suits a Republican's agenda steeped in culture war conflict, a conflict made by and for these same Republicans no less.
  This isn't the first time that Desantis has shown us he's willing to abandon so called "conservative values" in the name of preserving a culture war. >
  
  It's because they aren't conservative values. They're fascist values. >
  
  Conservatives never had any values.  They are like russia, if their lips are moving, they are lying. >
  
  I know a lot of conservative people who have genuine small government values. I don't agree with them, but they have values and principles. Many of them have even refused to vote in the recent election because they didn't like the candidates that were running. Just because they're not running their mouth on reddit or twitter doesn't mean they don't exist. >
  
  There isn’t a governing conservative today that isn’t willing to expand government when it suits their interest and shrink it when it opposes them. >
  
  Governing conservatives sure, but all of them? No. >
  
  So then if there's all these principled small government conservatives running around in the wild, why is it that y'all keep electing garbage authoritarian fascists? Sounds like mythology to me.