I’ll await your crowd-funded poll, the hypothetical results of which you expect will make my face blanche based on nothing but pure speculation.
In the meantime, I went out and conducted an actual poll of my own. A miniature experiment, but one that returned empirical data nonetheless.
In the wake of the jury’s verdict, I made a pro-Derek Chauvin meme for “politics” just to see how it would do — and because it is a useful mental exercise to consider how the “other side” looks at things.
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This meme collected 30+ upvotes, several hundred views, and was featured on the front page of politics where liberal content is never featured due to the biases of that stream’s userbase.
Worth noting this meme more than any other I’ve ever made here on this site really turned the pit of my stomach. It made me physically ill to look at. I hated myself for having made it and put it out there. I considered deleting it several times. But it was quite well-received by conservatives.
You can maybe try to claim that Imgflip conservatives are not representative of conservatives overall. There’s little supporting that. I believe it’s more probable that the conservative content we see on Imgflip is quite representative of where the feelings of the conservative grassroots is today. Imgflip is a microcosm of our broader political culture. As strange as it feels at times, there’s no indication that it’s anything but a reflection of reality.