- Reaction score
- 12,218
- Points
- 1,040
"MAGA" isn't my side. Reason (.com) and National Review (.com) are places I often find commentary with which I'm in agreement. I invite anyone to go count the numbers of pro-Trump and anti-Trump articles on any given day.Most of us here are centrists who happily call out the stupidity on the left and the right. The reason you are missing that is because, with the possible exception of DEI, leftist extremism is substantially more subtle than the verbal diarrhea that spouts out of MAGA. Your side is an easy target. The fact that most MAGA apologists don't see that is half of the problem.
I'm not sure there's much calling out stupidity on left and right; approximately 20 of every 20 posts here on US politics are about Trump's latest stupidity and the reactions are mostly as banal as the provocations. Most are matters of no consequence, and about 15 minutes after Trump's 30-minute attention span fades on some particular pronunciation, everyone forgets about Trump's 30-minute attention span and acts like the next outburst ought be taken seriously. Maybe 1 in 10 or even 20 I think it's worth weighing in because the latest knee-jerk defence/applause of whatever some Democrat supporters are pitching is worth unpacking. In the recent example, a person who really doesn't know about the US media inside baseball involving Weiss and her detractors and her path to where she is now is missing a lot of context. Bitter vindictive people are involved.


