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But, not to wallow in too much hopium, Trump is wrong in this view.

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He really captures how its appeal lies in the permission it gives followers to shut off their brains and instead wallow in their worst impulses.

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That creates a permission structure for unstable people to wallow in their irrational hatreds.

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Their propaganda apparatus encourages white people to wallow in sick urban legends about cat-eating immigrants, which creates the temporary thrill of feeling superior without doing anything substantive to improve their lives.

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If you follow its discussions, as I have for some time, r/smalldickproblems often seems to encourage people with small penises to wallow in and echo one another’s anxieties; for some users it might well be intensifying the issues it’s ostensibly meant to alleviate.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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