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    1 day ago

    If you like cheese does that make you a Packers football fan? What if you also like purple? Does that make you a Vikings fan instead?

    I’m confused, you say you can’t be both and also say you have to be one, so which is true for this example? Is this person a Vikings fan or Packers fan? (U.S. football analogy)

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        1 day ago

        Right… Because every single Republican position is Nazi ideology. Like… small government. Nazi’s were notoriously small government… Right? Talk about false equivalencies, have you looked in a mirror?

        You know what was a Nazi position? Socialized healthcare. Does that mean Democrats are the Nazi party?

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            Between Democrats and Republicans, which one has the ideology of small government? Not what they do, what is the official rhetoric? I have never in my life heard that be a Democrat position but I have certainly heard it as a Republican position.

            Not that it matters, I’m sure I could find a different example if what I said doesn’t make sense unless it’s an ideology you accept as Republican.