>Kamala said none of this and was repeatedly way too nice to Trump.

She literally called him a Nazi after he got shot. So the "too nice" crap does not fly.

>In addition, some of this is just factual. Trump has said racist things. Trump supporters did attempt an insurrection. Trump supporters have used violence. Those aren't up for debate, so don't attempt to try, because I really don't care for alternative facts.

There were isolated riots on January 6th, which Trump tried to defuse. There is evidence that security was relaxed and people in the crowd were antagonized to make them do something. These are not violent people. Most of them are gun owners. If they wanted violence or an "insurrection" there would have been one. The truth is they were there for a peaceful protest.

Speaking of violent supporters, are you going to acknowledge that Antifa has committed a lot of violence, and that those people supported Biden/Kamala? They haven't been punished even 1/10th as much as Trump supporters. They're still arresting people on the pretense of Jan 6th today, with zero evidence. I'm not talking about some paramilitary wannabes. I'm talking about journalists, grandmothers, normal people who just happened to be there. In many cases they were let into the Capitol building by police.

Just so you know, the mainstream media tried to frame that QAnon Shaman guy. They had video evidence of him talking to and being shown around by friendly cops and tried to suppress that. We're talking about charges that could have landed him in prison for years. It took a much-contested release of video footage to get the case dropped. Now he is running for Congress.

>Conservatives often get very offended when you repeat policy and political speech their representatives have said back to them. It's incredibly strange to me, I've never seen such an overwhelming amount of personal shame in a population.

I don't care what these representatives say as long as they do the right things. Stop pushing trans crap on children. Stop flooding the country with too many foreigners.

>It's difficult to claim you're not transphobic when you vote for the people proposing anti-trans legislation. Actions speak much louder than words, and conservatives are already pretty bad at the words part. When your representatives aren't saying something racist or transphobic, they're passing laws with that ideology. Which... is worse.

Most conservatives seem to be ok with trans people existing. They do not approve of these ideas being pushed on children, especially their own children. There might be a few conservatives who go too far and want to ban this or that, but we'll cross that bridge when we get there. Right now we have psychos trying to get children as young as 5 to get on board with gender transitions. I'm not exaggerating in the slightest. Gay people and many trans people are horrified by these policies because they know it's a bridge too far even for liberals.

>This isn't true, and I'm not gonna sit here and debate how black Kamala is. This is one of the stupidest points the conservatives have brought up. She's always been biracial, end of.

I would point you at Wikipedia archive snapshots from years ago where all references to her race were changed. I agree with you that this doesn't matter but half of her campaign has been that you should vote for the black woman president because otherwise you're racist. F that noise. End of.

>There's absolutely zero reason you should be concerned with how black Kamala is. It's weird, it's strange, it's not normal. Please stop.

You know what's strange, telling people they're racist because they don't like a particular black woman. Please stop.

Wanna know some real reasons I didn't vote for her?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13886411/Arrested-K...

There is a documentary: https://www.arrestedbykamala.com/

She also fought to keep people in prison despite the evidence having been fradulent: https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-aler...

That is not the best writeup of it, but I'm in a hurry right now.

>Instead of talking about Trump's absolutely horrible fiscal policy, we're talking about how black Kamala is.

Her campaign received a billion dollars and finished $20M in debt. She would be a Marxist disaster.

Our fiscal issues are too big for any candidate to solve. Trump's economy was "good" all things considered, until the pandemic. He did support lockdowns as advised by so-called experts like Fauci, but he was in a no-win situation.

>Modern conservatives couldn't articulate Trump's fiscal policy if their lives depended on it. They couldn't describe how tariffs work if you put a gun to their head.

The left is no better than that.

>But they can tell you that kids are getting sex changes in the school nurse's office and shitting in litter boxes, and they can sit around all day and debate how black Kamala is.

They are! not in the school nurse's office but it is pushed by certain teachers and the medical industry. Furries are a real phenomenon, even if the litter box thing might have been a hoax. Kamala did market herself as Indian in one race and black in the next. She has no fiscal policy to speak of.

>It's truly absurd to me that you can look at the right jumping all-in to identity politics and stuff nobody should care about and then complain about lowering the level of discourse.

Oh but it is the left that chose to champion the crazy identity stuff and ram it down everyone's throats. Normal people are sick of it. They do want to focus on the issues but you can't focus on fiscal policy when their kid's teachers are trying to convince them that they should get a sex change.

You haven't said anything meaningful about any policy besides "Trump rude, orange man bad" like all the rest of them. You say it with more words but that doesn't change much. I hope you actually think about what you're saying and be honest with yourself about what it is you are really supporting. Trump is a fitting response to dumping on normal people and their way of life nonstop for a decade.