>>3977502
>afraid of the law
The right wing ...in 2025 ...respecting the law.
Anon, if you had to guess, what direction do you think the politics of the Colorado Springs shooter leaned

The folks you have to worry about as a capital eff aye gee are not the ones who have ever in history felt themselves particularly bound by respect for rule of law. Western anti-immigration reactionaries tend to actually scorn rule of law when it stands in the way of their social agendas. Their leaders muddy and question it, their supporters spit on it, like the seditionist mob spat on the thin blue line on Jan. 6. They routinely exonerate incel shooters and spree killers like the aforementioned Colorado Springs guy because they went after acceptable targets, i.e., you

If you are among 6 dead gays shot to death by a Christian straightoid precisely because you are gay, it is no longer strange and far-fetched that the reps of those exact same movements whose anti-immigration positions you support will go on Fox to call you a pedophile and a groomer to justify your death. Whatever family you got will have their Facebook posts mourning your loss inundated by dozens of Qanonite comments insisting without evidence that they are mourning a child rapist (and apropos of nothing, but posting on the board with the multiple shota threads is a really bad look for your in memoriam). Such insane shit is so common as to not even merit news coverage

Anon, the anon is not telling you that you can't vote racist, or that voting racist is wrong, they're telling you that voting racist while gay in 2025 is not the most "self-preservation instinct 100" combo for fairly obvious reasons: a larger percentage than one would assume of the people with whom you would agree with on immigration also think that the best place for people like you is at the end of a rope. You live in an age of rising political violence and it is indescribable naivete to think that shit can't stop getting worse, because it always does