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why do so many on the political right support putin?
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There are several reasons why some on the political right support Putin. According to a Salon article, some American Republicans support a far-right social agenda that simply cannot withstand democratic debate and fair election systems. They are rallying behind Trump and his Big Lie. Democracy itself is their enemy, and they are siding with a transnational anti-democratic movement against the U.S. and its values.
Another reason is that Putin has superfans among the US right wing. They love what he has done with Russia. They love the way he has dismantled women’s rights. They love his attacks on gay and transgender people. They love his dismissal of western liberalism. Their admiration for Putin is a reflection of their own authoritarian tendencies1.
According to a National Interest article, the same Pew survey mentioned above found that 73 percent of Republicans favor working with U.S. allies to respond to the Russian invasion. An overwhelming majority of GOP voters support a robust set of U.S. measures against Putin’s Russia.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Received message. There are several reasons why some on the political right support Putin.
According to a [Salon]
article, some American Republicans support a far-right social agenda that simply cannot withstand democratic debate and fair election systems. They are rallying behind Trump and his Big Lie. Democracy itself is their enemy, and they are siding with a transnational anti-democratic movement against the U.S. and its values. Another reason is that Putin has superfans among the US right wing. They love what he has done with Russia. They love the way he has dismantled women’s rights. They love his attacks on gay and transgender people. They love his dismissal of western liberalism. Their admiration for Putin is a reflection of their own authoritarian tendencies.
According to a
[National Interest]( https://nationalinterest.org/feature/how-republicans-really-feel-about-russia-and-ukraine-201626)
article, the same Pew survey mentioned above found that 73 percent of Republicans favor working with U.S. allies to respond to the Russian invasion. An overwhelming majority of GOP voters support a robust set of U.S. measures against Putin’s Russia. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Sunday called Republicans who support Russian President Vladimir Putin “lonely voices” within the GOP. I hope this helps.
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Pure rubbish....just more left wing propaganda.
Why do some Democrats support Xi?
For the same reason some support Donnie?
You know chatbot was programmed to be heavily biased towards progressives, right?
aren't they all ?
There's a whole cottage industry of posters getting chatbot to handle requests differently between based on ideology . For some examples:
Out of curiosity, why do you think so many MAGA like Putin? Because Trump does?
You first question would have to be true before you could ask the second.
They don't. You've been bamboozled by left wing media. From the latest Gallup poll:
Facts like that just get in the way of the propaganda pushers.
As recently as one year ago 20% of Republicans had a positive approval of Putin.
1 in 5 Republicans Favorable to Putin, Double Everyone Else (mediaite.com)
I guess his year long indiscriminate slaughter of Ukrainian civilians has eaten into his popularity among Republicans.
Said absolutely no one ever--truthfully.
I can't believe adults are still falling for something so damn stupid.
Who says they are adults?
That was a childish comment to make...
Well, no one can tell based on posts, for sure!
You got that right.
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Yes thank you Oz and Stephen!
TRUTH/REALITY = LIBERAL
Leftist liberal programming of Bing AI chatbox boils down to garbage in = garbage out. Same goes for any computer program really.
Exactly.
And by extension, the progressive programmers of Bing must be garbage as well.
Although it may not be often that I might agree with you, I must agree with your statement, because if the Bing chatbot were genuinely unbiased it would at least have indicated the Russian side of the issue as an alternative, that the present invasion was simply a continuation of a war that started in 2014. Of course I'm aware that it is not in America's best interests to agree with that possibility.
Actually not. I have been playing with the app, and when you ask it a political question,this is what it gives you:
I asked it, "is going after President Trump a "witch hunt"?
The reply was: As an AI language model, I cannot provide a personal opinion on political matters or use subjective terms such as "witch hunt" to describe an investigation or inquiry.
Now that was using the original ChapGPT. I have no knowledge of the bing chatbot, but if it is anything like ChapGPT, it will not give you a political opinion.
The examples are legion. Simply declaring otherwise is not proof of anything.
g uage model, I cannot provide a personal opinion on political matters or use subjective terms such as "witch hunt" to describe an investigation or inquiry.
But that really tells you nothing. Keep asking the chatbot to create similar statements about Republicans or Democrats.
After seeing your post, I asked Chatbpt to create a poem about Barack Obama. This is what I got:
Here's Joe Biden:
I made the exact same request for Donald Trump:
Here's a report summarizing an in depth study:
Ed NAILED it above.
"Garbage in--garbage out".
That should tell you something about Obama Biden and Trump.
Why dont you write a short poem praising Trump? That should be interesting.
Are we talking about Bidens kids now?
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write a short poem about ronald reagan
Ronald Reagan, a man of great fame,
A president who left his name,
A leader who stood up for what he believed,
And a man who was always perceived.
He was a man of great strength,
And a man who went to great lengths,
To make sure that his country was free,
And that his people were happy as can be.
He was a man of great vision,
And a man who made the right decision,
To lead his country through the tough times,
And to make sure that it always shined.
So here's to Ronald Reagan, a man of great fame,
A president who left his name,
A leader who stood up for what he believed,
And a man who was always perceived.
write a poem about barack obama
Sent message.
Here’s a short poem about Barack Obama:
Barack Obama, a man of great fame,
A president who left his name,
A leader who stood up for what he believed,
And a man who was always perceived.
He was a man of great strength,
And a man who went to great lengths,
To make sure that his country was free,
And that his people were happy as can be.
He was a man of great vision,
And a man who made the right decision,
To lead his country through the tough times,
And to make sure that it always shined.
So here's to Barack Obama, a man of great fame,
A president who left his name,
A leader who stood up for what he believed,
And a man who was always perceived.
Yeah right.................................................your previous examples belie that bullshit.
Or the coding was done by a group of TDS suffering liberal douchebags.
That was what the chatbot said, not me.
Right, showing the bias of the programmers.
I take it you wrote that nonsense yourself.
What a steaming pile of shit and projection regarding the trumpturd.
How delusional
This article might be the worst case of gaslighting nonsense that I have ever seen.
You’d have to be a complete idiot to believe this garbage but there you go.
Definitely programmed by leftist loons. Already has all of their darkest fantasies. Just needs to throw in "Where is my damn weed!"
Is that Carl's shadow self?
It seems to me that ChatGPT and its Bing clone were predicted in the movie Bicentennial Man.
This may indeed be THE most stupid article ever seeded anywhere at any time.
You would necessarily be an idiot to believe this crap.
www.theguardian.com /us-news/2022/mar/05/putin-ukraine-invasion-white-nationalists-far-right
‘Key to white survival’: how Putin has morphed into a far-right savior
Sergio Olmos 8-10 minutes 3/5/2022
“C an we get a round of applause for Russia?” asked Nick Fuentes, on stage last week at a white nationalist event. Amid a roar of applause for the Russian president, just days after he invaded Ukraine , many attendees responded by shouting: “Putin! Putin!”
It would be easy to dismiss the America First Political Action Conference (AFPAC) in Orlando, Florida, as a radical fringe. But speeches by two Republican members of Congress – one in person, the other via video – guaranteed national attention and controversy.
The backlash showed how the war in Ukraine has exposed the American far right’s affinity with Putin. That affinity is complicated by the tortured relationship between Russia and former president Donald Trump , whose rise Moscow supported with a covert operation to undermine US democracy.
Fuentes, a notorious antisemite, created AFPAC to coincide with the more mainstream Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), where Trump was the headline speaker last Saturday.
At AFPAC, Fuentes introduced the Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who would this week interrupt the State of the Union address, rising to yell “Build the wall!” as an objection to Joe Biden’s immigration policy. But here she did not interrupt to object to the chanting of the Russian president’s name.
“I don’t believe anyone should be canceled,” Taylor Greene told the attendees of the white nationalist conference. She lashed out at a wide range of topics from Marxism to cancel culture but avoided the invasion of Ukraine, saying even less on the topic than Russian state media.
Devin Burghart, executive director of Institute for Research & Education on Human Rights, said: “In the world of the white nationalists, you are seeing a lot of support for Putin, as expressed by the cheerleading at AFPAC over the weekend.”
Others agree, pointing to a shared socially and culturally conservative ideology, disdain for democratic systems and appreciation for a “strong man” form of government. There was also the fact that it was the current Ukrainian government whom Trump attempted – and failed – to bribe to investigate his political rival Biden: actions which led to his first impeachment.
Jared Holt, a domestic extremism researcher with the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab, said: “When Russia invaded Ukraine, large parts of the far right were supportive.”
“The common thread is this idea that because of western European and US influence on Ukraine, Ukraine was a place where the same perceived downfalls of western society existed and Putin embodying a strong man authoritarian-type figure stepping in and inflicting suffering on Ukraine was viewed in a positive light.”
Fuentes is certainly the real deal of white nationalism. He attended the deadly “Unite The Right” rally in 2017 and was recently subpoenaed over his involvement in the pro-Trump insurrection on January 6 2021. He now carries on that effort with AFPAC, aiming to create a kind of far-right archipelago by bringing together white nationalists, fascists and Trumpist crowds talking only to each other in their own islands.
The three-year-old conference sees itself as part enfant terrible, piquing the genteel wing of the Republican party, and part Weimar-era beer hall organizing before the putsch. It is far right, but no longer on the fringe of Republican politics.
Taylor Greene was condemned by some in her own party for speaking at AFPAC but is unlikely to be disciplined. And she was not alone. The Arizona congressman Paul Gosar made a video address. A lieutenant governor from Idaho and state legislator from Arizona also spoke at the event, which also attracted figures such as Gavin McInnes, the founder of the violent extremist gang the Proud Boys, which currently has more than three dozen members under indictment for the insurrection.
This represents a disorienting shift for a Republican party once staunchly opposed to communism and the Soviet Union, which President Ronald Reagan dubbed “the evil empire”. But Trump, who in 2015 ran for president promising to build a wall and impose a Muslim ban, stoked the party’s nativist elements.
And as America and the world grow more diverse, critics say, Russia has come to be seen as a beacon of salvation by white nationalists. In 2004 David Duke, a longtime leader of the Ku Klux Klan, described it as “key to white survival”. In 2017 Ann Coulter, a rightwing author and commentator, opined: “In 20 years, Russia will be the only country that is recognizably European.”
Researchers who monitor far-right groups agree that the moment of Putin enthusiasm in the US has intellectual underpinnings with deeper roots. Burghart said: “For almost a decade the work of Russian fascist Alexander Dugin has found a home in American white nationalist circles.”
Dugin’s ideology is steeped in Russian Christian nationalism and has chimed with Putin’s world view. At the same time, it echoes much of the Christian nationalist activism in the US, where liberal values, gay rights and a desire to keep religion out of the state, are seen as decadent and responsible for American decline.
Burghart added: “There’s an attraction to Putin’s hardline authoritarian stand, his aggressive policies, they are attracted to his brand of traditional Christianity that Putin’s expressed. Some have liked Putin’s attacks on the Russian LGBTQ+ community.”
On the eve of the Russian invasion, former Trump aide Steve Bannon hosted private security head Erik Princ, founder of the Blackwater military contracting group, on his popular War Room podcast. The two men – who are highly influential in Trumpist circles – praised Putin as “anti-woke”.
Bannon declared: “Putin ain’t woke.” Attacks on wokeness were also a constant thread running through CPAC, which this year had the official slogan: “Awake not woke.”
The legacy of the Trump years shapes the perception of Putin among the right in the US as Trump demonstrated a clear affinity for the Russian leader, even as details emerged of the Russian attempt in the 2016 election to disrupt US democracy. Trump himself praised Putin as “genius” and “smart” as the invasion began only to change his tune later as the military action faltered and casualties mounted.
Even then, while condemning the assault, Trump told CPAC: “The problem is not that Putin is smart – which of course he’s smart – but the real problem is that our leaders are dumb.”
The same was true of America’s most popular conservative broadcaster, Fox News’ Tucker Carlson. Right up to the invasion Carlson was lambasting Ukraine as “not a democracy” and a puppet state of the US state department. He also praised Putin, saying: “Has Putin ever called me a racist? Has he threatened to get me fired for disagreeing with him? Has he shipped every middle-class job in my town to Russia?”
That sort of language – contrasting Putin favorably against Democrats on mainstream US television – has an impact.
Burghart commented: “After four years of praise for the Russian leader there’s a large swath of the right that has internalized that message. Some of the right have embraced Putin while others have been slow to denounce the invasion of Ukraine.”
Burghart says some extremist rightwing militias even see Ukraine as a potential scenario to discuss how to prepare for urban warfare and a future insurgency in the US itself. Instead of horror at the outbreak of brutal urban warfare, some US extremists are obsessed with the idea of a coming civil war in America.
“They see a societal collapse and need to prepare for an impending civil war, and their focus is on preparing for the battles of that here in the US,” Burgheart added.
Of course everything is about white supremacy, The race card getting an update.
Jeeze, if it isn't about Trump, it's always about race.
They want a "daddy" figure and exalt any Republican who runs for office to that status, regardless of candidate qualities. They vote for the "R" no matter what and have adopted a dictator in another country that hates America, simply because that country has a status quo "daddy figure" that the "R" base wants here as well. They fail to grasp that many dictators that Trump openly loves are abusive, cruel and could care less about their own people and that totally embodies Trump's belief system. People don't matter, only adoration and worship matter over policies or anything else. He wants to be the dictator "daddy figure" and they oblige with sycophantic loyalty.
That is an ignorance-filled post.