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I've received massive hate brigades from both the right and the left, and I think right ppl tend to insult things like life/competence (e.g., you will fail and no one will like you) and left ppl tend to attack identity (e.g. "you are shit and you should die")

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There's a lot of overlap of course, but this is my general feeling. Does anybody else have experience with getting hate brigades from both parties? If so, did you notice any difference?

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Tbf the right is also pretty damn authoritarian, just in different ways

5:15 AM · Nov 20, 2020