https://www.mediamatters.org/tucker-carlson/tucker-carlson-guest-complains-schools-give-children-free-healthcare-free-food-and
REBECCA FRIEDRICHS (GUEST): We should look to the past. So, let's just take the free lunch program that we have in our schools. It started out being pushed by the unions and their friends for poor children. Well, 28 years ago, I had two students in my class on free lunch. Today almost every single child is on free breakfast and free lunch. So what the unions are trying to do, they've pushing something called community schools. And in these community schools, we're giving children free health care, we're are giving them free food, free emotional support, and by the way free political indoctrination for their parents. And so, if these unions and their friends, their politicians, get their way, they would like our schools to be open 24/7. They want to replace the family and families raising their children with our own virtues, they want to replace that with the state. With union-controlled government-run schools. That's dangerous. That's communism when you think about it.
I believe you. My own experience involves knowing a few people like that, but also knowing a few people of
age that are so bitter, so petty, so full of spite and contempt that they don't even care about "kin" or social facades unless they involve banding together to hate someone else.
If you've met a Qanon cultist, you've already known a few of those. The only community left for them is the anti-community of wanting to see others suffer and die horribly as a petty revenge for their own personal frustrations.
For a somewhat younger skewing crowd (the senior caste there is in its late 40s and early 50s), 4chan's /pol/ is very similar in a hate-as-social-glue structure.
I mean, if you ever were powerless, being able to hit back harder is a pretty relatable goal and nurturing grudges is not so demonic to me. I mean, how many people in here wouldn't like to see some certain people in society
Not saying they are good guys. Besides the two conspiracists I know where not so ragefilled as more empathetic. Like the one guy cried over 9/11 being on Bush (I didn't disagree with him that much over 9/11). Qanon is not big here. Not as.