I'm starting to realize most people I've met have political beliefs no more complex than "I can do whatever I want and also I'm not gay." No conception of what class they belong to, no idea what organizing is, rather just stuck in the idea their personal opinions are what matters the most. They don't want anything that could possibly impede consumerism. Also it's really important to know they're not gay. They never want to be mistaken for gay and that's their central political motivation.

Anything that might imply they're gay could be bad, including wearing sunscreen, shaving, eating soy, driving the speed limit. All of that is gay and is thus the political opposition.

Is that what you're struggling with? Most Americans seem to think yelling at TV or being in a Facebook group constitutes praxis. I mean we're posters so we're not much better but at least I know I'm just a goofus cackling at a pig shit emoji

You cracked the code for pretty much all of the "nonpolitical" chuds around me, especially the "not gay" virtue signaling.

political beliefs no more complex than "I can do whatever I want and also I'm not gay."

Not true. They also know there are good guys and bad guys.

I'm just a goofus cackling at a pig shit emoji

Despite all my rage I am still posting pigs in a cage

It takes decades in the meme mines to develop a coherent belief system

I can do whatever I want and also I'm not gay.

God damn if this doesn't describe every single cishet mayo dude I've ever known