She escaped the religious sect she grew up in. Now she says Trump’s MAGA movement is eerily similar

[鬼百合]

She escaped the religious sect she grew up in. Now she says Trump’s MAGA movement is eerily similar

The Move of God ringleader Sam Fife believed God selected him for a greater purpose

www.yahoo.com

• Cyd Chartier draws eerie similarities between the apocalyptic religious sect she escaped from and Donald Trump’s MAGA movement, noting parallels in leadership style and rhetoric.
• The Move of God, founded by Sam Fife in 1974, believed they were chosen by God to govern the world, similar to Trump’s claims of divine intervention in his presidency.
• Chartier expresses concern over the potential impact of Trump’s re-election bid, fearing the rise of another authoritarian regime with misogynistic tendencies.

 

[TravisBickle]

Some chicks have overactive imaginations.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

She escaped the religious sect she grew up in. Now she says Trump’s MAGA movement is eerily similar

The Move of God ringleader Sam Fife believed God selected him for a greater purpose

www.yahoo.com

• Cyd Chartier draws eerie similarities between the apocalyptic religious sect she escaped from and Donald Trump’s MAGA movement, noting parallels in leadership style and rhetoric.
• The Move of God, founded by Sam Fife in 1974, believed they were chosen by God to govern the world, similar to Trump’s claims of divine intervention in his presidency.
• Chartier expresses concern over the potential impact of Trump’s re-election bid, fearing the rise of another authoritarian regime with misogynistic tendencies.

MAGA is a cult of personality.

What Is a Cult of Personality?

Cults of personality are built around devotion to a charismatic leader, especially a political leader. Learn how to recognize a cult of personality and break free.

www.verywellmind.com

What Is a Cult of Personality?​

A cult of personality, sometimes referred to as a personality cult, is defined as “exaggerated devotion to a charismatic political, religious, or other leader.”1

Authoritarian figures, such as Benito Mussolini of Italy and Vladimir Putin of Russia, are often associated with cults of personality, as are totalitarian regimes such as the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin, Germany under Adolf Hitler, and North Korea under Kim Jong-Un.

Leaders of cults of personality often use imagery and the manipulation of mass media to form an exalted, even superhuman, version of their persona in the minds of their followers.2 Their followers accept the leader's persona and authority, which leads to their devotion to the leader and their mission to bring about an imagined future.3

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Some chicks have overactive imaginations.

Some Brazilians think they are Americans. IMO, it's the drugs they're snorting.

 

[Hawkeye10]

America looks more like the Soviet Union by the day, and you know how that worked out.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

America looks more like the Soviet Union by the day, and you know how that worked out.

Yes, they ended up with Putin.....Trump's hero.