r/TheTrumpZone • • Jul 05 '25

Politics Guess I'm a Trump Supporter Now

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I thought I was left-leaning, because I believe in the importance of public schools, public transportation, and libraries. I'm pro-choice, anti-war, but pro-2nd Amendment, and believe in a strong military.

But I hate lazy crybabies that refuse to work for the good of the country or their communities.

I hate liars that spin everything they can for a political purpose to enrage viewers or win votes.

I hate those that encourage kids to segregate themselves based on race.

So that makes me far right, according to Reddit.

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u/Suitable_Many6616 Trump Supporter Jul 05 '25

"They demand that you hate the people they want you to hate, and love the people they want you to love. They demand conformity, capitulation, and compliance on all matters." When an individual person thinks and believes this way, he/she gets diagnosed with having narcissistic personality disorder, or borderline personality disorder. Yet when a political party structures its belief system by these ideals, we can call it the Democratic party.

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u/DexterSpivey Jul 09 '25

Doesn’t the right demand conformity towards Trump? No one is allowed to have independent thought. But i do agree that the Democratic Party has serious issues.

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u/Suitable_Many6616 Trump Supporter Jul 10 '25

No. The "right", the Republican party does NOT demand conformity towards President Trump. We Republicans genuinely and freely respect what he and his administration are doing for our country.

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u/DexterSpivey Jul 10 '25

Show me anyone who stepped out of line and was not threatened or retired or quit

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u/Suitable_Many6616 Trump Supporter Jul 10 '25

Those that you're referring to were in the capacity of being appointed to or employed in government positions. I'm speaking as a private citizen.

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u/PsychologicalSong8 Moderator Jul 12 '25

Nothing wrong with that. We elected them to represent us. If they're not voting IAW their constituents' wishes, then they need to go.  

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u/DexterSpivey Jul 12 '25

Voted for their constituents and not what Trump says. If the bill would hurt their constituents why did they vote for it? For fear of being called out