Has anyone coined the term "lulu" as the opposite of "delulu" with an infusion of Luigi?

It’s more about discrediting power-checking institutions than fearing intelligence—and Harvard, for all its prestige, isn’t exactly a beacon of justice either.

Everyone I know who voted for Trump have lived decent honest lives, worked hard, help people daily and actually include people of all races. It doesn't include me and I think they did vote for him because of bigotry, identity politics and misinformation, but it's not a cartoon good vs evil.

Smart is up to interpretation and hiding behind they are dumb we are smart is getting us nowhere except into our current mess. Attacking Harvard is anti-elite, anti-institution, and playing to populist resentment.

I thought that was a given from day 1...

Qanon must be dizzy doing so many twists and turns to justify Trump as a Messiah plus maintain their antisemitism plus all the other wacky contradictory insane bs I don't have time to get into

The Constitution is stupid

I get this is a meme and exaggeration, but as a data analyst who works in criminal justice, I feel compelled to point out it’s not statistically sound. Crime is complex, spans all groups, and can’t be accurately reduced to political identity or immigrant status.

Cato (2020): In Texas, undocumented immigrants had a homicide conviction rate of 1.8 per 100,000 vs. 3.6 for native-born. For all crimes, undocumented rate was ~785 per 100,000 vs. 1,422 for native-born. Less crime, yes — but not zero crime.

I'm anonymous because I don't think my name or what I look like should matter, just sharing my opinions. I also don't want my job or family to have repercussions based on any opinion that I share.

FBI (2022): 80% of violent crimes are committed by someone the victim knows — family, partner, friend — not strangers or political groups like “MAGA men.” Removing one political group wouldn’t erase most violence.

The same point could be made using facts and real data.

That’s an interesting framing, but the meme still misleads. Native-born men (of all political stripes) do commit the majority of U.S. crimes, but crime rates depend on age, poverty, and social factors — not political identity like “MAGA.” Blaming a faction oversimplifies reality.

You can’t prove or disprove an impossible hypothetical — mass deporting a political group has never happened, nor should it. What we can prove is that crime is complex, and the meme’s assumptions don’t match real-world data.

Violent crime is overwhelmingly committed by young men ages 15–34, regardless of political identity. Political hate can fuel some crimes, but most violence stems from economic hardship, poor education, and lack of support systems.

80% of violent crime in the U.S. is committed by someone the victim knows, not strangers or political enemies. Most violence against women/children comes from family or partners, across all political groups.

Crime is driven by poverty, inequality, hate, and policy, not just political views. Most violence comes from people close to victims. Real solutions target systems, not groups. Removing populations is authoritarian thinking.

So basically there's no requirement for anything to make sense anymore? This is how we're living?

Yeah it's amazing, they just had to talk and tell people to do stuff and they just obey. It's not even difficult for them.