>>509285032 (OP)Less overall, but that requires looking at it from a broad scale.
2016 to around early 23 the left went fucking insane and partook in every single awful behavior it could while being praised at every turn. Which was obviously polarization. After the 24 campaign really kicked off it quickly became apparent people just didn’t have the stomach for them while the political right became basically everyone else so you end up with one hyper spastic side that just isn’t appealing to anyone else and everyone else.
The antisemitism shit also didn’t start with Trump
https://www.congress.gov/bill/114th-congress/senate-bill/10
https://www.congress.gov/bill/113th-congress/house-resolution/707
https://2009-2017.state.gov/j/drl/rls/176727.htm
This shit was getting passed all the time people just started noticing and more so being fucking tiered of this stupid shit. Censorship was also legitimately terrible on places like YouTube before Trump was in office. Smaller political channels were regularly purged or harassed at the time.
The most actually interesting and meaningful thing to have happened in the past decade has been how single issue hating likes has become. /pol/ is a great example as anons will decide people and groups that are openly their ideological and even racial enemy are actually good because they said they also don’t like kikes or the inverse if they have a pro Israel stance.
I remember anons talking about how the US bringing up the racial killings of whites in South Africa and taking in refugees from the country was actually bad because South Africa’s government had randomly condemned Israel for some shit. So that means they are actually super based and fighting ZOG by…killing random white people and stealing their shit.
Hating kikes has become such a cornerstone position and so ridged we are probably not far off from this old meme, “at least he said he hates the IDF on twitter”
