It's the 2022 Midterm predictions!

[Rev. Rye]

I would encourage folks to vote with their heads and not with their hearts.

how do you know their heads are clearer or less malevolent than their hearts?

And the sad thing is, many right-wingers already think they're already doing so. The famous Ben Shapiro "facts don't care about your feelings" quote aside, I started following the madness with Nathan Larson a while back, and a crucial part of how his radical beliefs got formed is that he believed that since he was able to think completely without emotion and see through emotion, whatever he came up with must be the truth.

The "truth" he came up with? Buckle your seatbelts, because this should be wild:

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• Privatise most everything the government subsidises.
  
• Ending compulsory education.
  
• Abolition of child labour laws.
  
• It's perfectly reasonable to not only threaten to kill the President-elect on grounds that he runs the largest criminal enterprise on the planet, but that it's also reasonable to ask the Secret Service for help in doing so.
  
• Legalise incest
  
• Legalise sex with children.
  
• Repeal the Violence Against Women Act.
  
• Legalise all guns all the way up to the M2 Browning, because apparently Timothy McVeigh could have just shot Janet Reno in the head instead of bombing the Murrah building. I fucking wish I was making this up.
  
• It's vital for the fate of the earth for white people to defeat the Jews in the battle for supremacy.
  
• The only thing wrong with Adolf Hitler was that he wasn't around for Anarcho-capitalism to come into being.
  
• If cities can make themselves "sanctuary cities" safe for immigrants, other cities should be able to name themselves "sanctuary cities" from non-whites.
  
• Eliminate any and all laws against racial discrimination.
  
• Girls should be married in their early teens at the latest, and single women in their mid-20s count as "abandoned property."
  
• Abolish most every legally-enforced age limit.
  
• Abolish plea bargains.
  
• Legalise insider trading.
  

All these and more can be found on a manifesto that's archived and linked to on Nathan Larson's Wikipedia page.

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All these views, if you were to ask Nathan Larson, were supposedly the product of thinking without emotion. Of course, you can't ask him because he died in prison after attempting to kidnap a 12-year-old girl. It should go without saying that nothing of value was lost that day.