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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
To be as unbiased as possible, they don't see themselves as the bad guys.

I think a lot of average right wing folks aren't bad, just misled and fed a lot of propaganda. Unfortunately, that propaganda is coming from powerful rich people who want to hang onto their wealth and power at any cost.

A core American ideal is the idea that if you work hard you'll be successful. Which sounds nice, but unfortunately is not true. Class mobility is largely a myth and, save for some exceedingly rare examples, how much money you make is largely based on how much money your parents made. The lie is useful for rich people, however, because it keeps people hard at work in their mines, factories, etc, hoping they'll be millionaires someday if they just work hard enough.

The problem for the people in charge though, is eventually workers will figure out the lie. They'll start to ask "I've been working hard all my life, why hasn't my number come in yet?" 

So scapegoats are created, "you're not rich because immigrants are stealing your jobs, because welfare queens are getting paid for nothing, because gay people are corrupting our moral fabric, because women are leaving the home and entering the workforce, because socialists want to take all your money," etc, anything to prevent people from figuring out that the reason their hard work won't pay off is because the system is not working in their favor.
gpt
&gt;To be as unbiased as possible

&amp;#x200B;

&gt;just misled and fed a lot of propaganda

nice job