Kamala using her police badge to threaten someone and cover for a coworker violently assaulting someone is definitely a good thing that we want to experience
It is funny that even in their fantasy they can't help but cheer for corrupt cops abusing their position of power and threatening (or carrying out) violent action against their opponents. The most unrealistic part of this is that the Dems would ever consider going after Republicans like this, we all know the metaphorical baseball bat would be used against the family of immigrants down the street while the Republicans complain the bat isn't wrapped in barbed wire.
How do they just keep fucking doubling down on this infantile salvation fantasy, how the fuck do these whining genocidal babies still view themselves as the Adults in the Room
you know the libs are getting giddy when they start to write fanfic like this, I'm pretty sure they did that for Mueller and Comey too during the Trump impeachment times
And then they get threatened off the porch with a shotgun because even in their fantasies of potentially violent righteous confrontation, liberals are still more concerned with maintaining their stupid fucking delusional Marvel good guy self-image than they are with gearing up to actually win it.
I'm a widdle teeny tiny baby. Trump, he's the poop in my diaper. Stinky! And Kamala and Tim walls that's my mom and dad and they're changing my diaper 🚼
This kind of thing is what has led me to the conclusion that one of the most important aspects of political consciousness is the realization that politicians aren't people. They literally need to be dehumanized as a class in order for anything productive to happen. Functionally, they are not people to us, they are obstacles or vehicles. Without knowing this in your bones you will be Charlie Brown, they will be Lucy, and a football you never shall kick.
Why are Americans like that? American chuds have the Trump is bald eagle gun jesus stuff, American libs have whatever the hell this is. It is deeply weird and unsettling.
In normal countries people might like or dislike politicians, sometimes intensely, but I don't feel they resort to these kind of parasocial fantasies.
Someone tweeted that Tim walz is like their dad
Reminds me of someone tweeting Bernie being angry reminds her of her abusive father
There is probably a point to make about how American hyperindvidualism has affected their voting habits but I am too lazy too stupid to make this connection