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>>16909368
What you fail to see, is that many right wingers/neo fascists are anti capitalists, and many realise that mass immigration and subversion are a result of the loss of societal/social norms and religion.
I think in this regard, left wingers are not any brighter, following occupy wallstreet, many have been lured into false causes, like LGBT and anti-racism activism. Those who could have fought the excesses of capitalism are now busy marching for gay rights or against the ghost of fascism while the very fabric of our western judeo-christian societies is being deconstructed before our eyes for maximum economical efficiency (destruction of the nuclear family, local communities (individualism), mass immigration, destruction of national pride and identity).
You're right when you say that many right wingers are looking at the problem the wrong way, but so do leftists.
Our democracies are hollowed, because we are all over-socialized, and the medias are all possessed by financial giants. Elections are won by the media, their influence is simply incredible.
We live in the biggest psy-op in the history of humanity, we've traded our kings for a false democracy where the media choses what we believe in and what we think, and ultimately who we are going to vote for.

>>16751694
They are coping.
Perhaps the frog getting a nice sudden burn will wake the masses up. Or not.

>>13757040
>Is this why search engines are getting worse year on year?

I switched to Bing a few weeks ago and suddenly the internet works again. When I search for things I get relevant results, not just whoever's paid to have their page ranked.

It's wonderful.

>>13758856

Just ask her about her stuff and talk about that. If you don't know anything about it, tell her it sounds interesting as hell and to tell you more

Turns out people like talking about themselves and what interests them, and nobody ever really asks.