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Do you think a large majority of Trump voters (not the vocal, terminally online ones) are actively hoping for an end to democracy? No, they're just misled by someone who pretends to be on their side. And to turn the tide we need them back on our side. You think they're going to be convinced by us shouting "fascist" at them? Obviously not. So what's your plan to control the narrative?
Trump has a plan. Unlike the tone deaf democrats who even now don't seem to be able to present a message that normal people are interested in. They're seen mostly as defenders of the status quo. The status quo that forces folks to work 3 jobs to make rent, then Trump comes along and shouts "death to the status quo". Just repeatedly shouting back "Trump is evil" isn't going to cut it.