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The resentment and entitlement mentality of patriotic citizens concerned about immigrants and Jews


The message is always the same: "everyone who isn't a true American has it so easy! They get everything for free and I get nothing! I work hard, and where's my welfare check!" 


Already from the start a competitive comparison of who deserves what. Let the oppression Olympics begin. "I don't care if someone has fled war or famine, it's not my problem! I'd prefer if I didn't have to hear about it, and if MY government didn't make it their concern!"


At the same time: "I am not a lazy scounger! I would never take help from the government! I work 80 hours a week for $22 an hour! I toil to the bone for everything I have! But the government takes taxes and gives it to people -- who in my entitled opinion -- have no right to be here or anywhere really! Defense spending? That's necessary and good. How else could I work without missiles? Being an American is an amazing blessing, but also I do nothing but complain about how difficult it is living paycheck to paycheck. Everyone should be working! But most are idiots who don't deserve the privilege of having a job!"


Again: "why should everyone get work? Why are business owners obligated to hire unqualified people?! There are going to be winners and losers! This is a meritocracy where jobs are given according to how skilled and intelligent people are!" 


"They get all the rights and privileges, and I get all the obligations! They should have more restrictions and I should have more privileges!" 


At the same time: "these privileges must be destroyed or reduced to an absolute minimum! I understand giving a small amount to someone who has worked 60 years and is now crippled as a result, so they can enjoy the rest of their retirement watching Fox News hooked up to an oxygen tank, but why are we allowing these Jews and n*gg*rs from Somalia to have 10 kids on my dime?!" 


At the same time: "I'm very concerned about population statistics! 'Heritage Americans' are having less and less children mainly because of feminism ruining women's natural biological instinct to be incubators for the state! But, also, because the cost of living is high. What's important is the state has lots of workers and soldiers!" 


So, a very dissatisfied and entitled attitude about what they imagine an ideal government is: mainly, one that sorts its human materials correctly. 


Already an insanely murderous attitude. 


And this is supposed to pay off?

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