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>This isn't up for debate
Yeah it is.
The vast majority of republicans are not anti-vaxx.
Being against abortion has nothing to do with logic or science, since that a purely moral debate.
And wanting to force religion on people is not only a minority of them that even care, but the exact same shit is going on with the left having nutjobs who want to force their worldview on people. It doesn't just suddenly hold special meaning just because you frame it through religion.
>They are also pro-masked police, something that's legit just down right evil.
Most are for transparency in policing, hence why so many have been happy with the body cams. And even if it were true, police anonymity is a good thing depending on the case, especially if you want them to be able to do a proper job without fear of retaliation against them or their loved ones from some schizo. Even extremely left wing countries will often deploy masked police if deemed necessary, like during riots.
>This whole pretending you're some cool dude because you dislike both sides is one of the /pol/ archtypes and you know you go there.
I don't "hate both sides" I hate neither. My entire point is that you're an idiot who only see the extremes, clearly because you're an extremist yourself, and can't see the wast majority of people in the middle that make up both sides because of it. You're so ideologically poisoned that you refuse to acknowledge anyone who doesn't agree with you on everything, or is even associated with someone you hate because they also happen to be "on the right".
And since you apparently know how people from /pol/ behave, I now have even more of reason to suspect that you frequent the place, since that's the only way to know how someone from a board behaves, unless they're a crossboarding namefag.