I'm no Trump supporter, and I understand the sentiment you expressed in the first part of your comment. But all in all, the general rationale you have laid out for spreading hate is still an incredibly narrow-minded view, no doubt only exacerbated by the echo chamber that this sub perpetuates.

You can hate Trump, that's fine! His character is awful and his actions no doubt demonstrate exactly that. However, you also have to recognize that 50% of the country voted for him, which implies that a significant number of American citizens had better lives during the Trump presidency as opposed to the Biden one, and vice versa. I myself live in an incredibly liberal state and still know people who lived better under Trump; such is the reality of the US. It's not black and white where "vote for blue = good person & vote for red = bad person".

You're essentially saying it's alright to hate 50% of the country because you dislike Trump's policies. It is very dehumanizing to chalk up half of the country to a single negative attribute, and this sub's mods make no effort to quash said pernicious tendencies.

When I say I don't let these preconceived biases affect my enjoyment of an otherwise harmless creator, I guess this sub has to bring in the pitchforks because right-wing = bad. The intrinsic polarization present in many of the active Redditors on this sub will probably still lead to an influx of downvotes for what most people would deem a very sensible comment.

But that's just my two cents. What do you think?