ITT: historical people that would have supported Trump

ITT retarded speculation

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Doug "a nuclear holocaust of the Korean people seems like a damn fine idea" MacArthur

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>>1810360

>>1810859

>Human cartoon character that won wars and made some of the best strategic decisions in US history, such as indenturing Japan to the US in perpetuity

Where can we get some more of these Human cartoon characters? Aside from the one I'm gonna vote for, of course :^)

>>1810859
>implying it isn't

>>1810360
not evola

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He would be #NeverHillary

>>1810892
I wouldn't call Hillary a cartoon character desu

>>1810891
Never ever

>>1810360
>evola
>supporting trump
Not only would he despise him for being a materialist, but didn't Evola hate America or something?

>>1811023
t. Hillary

>>1811020
Thanks for correcting that record.

Reminder that Marx though that socialism should happen in industrialized European nations and that lesser races should die off
>reminder that immigration is movement of capital against organized labor

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Forgot pic

>>1811081
Reminder that the Wall Street candidate Hillary Clinton wants to deindustrialize America which is antithetical to socialism
Trump is the candidate of the progressive national bourgeoise

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>>1811088
>is the candidate of the progressive national bourgeoise

>>1810853
No doubt Carlos would have supported Johnson

>>1811097
It's true.
Socialism and fascism are impossible. There are only bourgeois globalism and bourgeois nationalism.

>>1810900
yes Evola, he'd want to disrupt the establishment

>>1810360
Pretty much all of them
You have to understand that even the most liberal figures from anytime before the 20th century would have regarded acceptance of mass immigration as an insanity

With the exception of a few sniveling corrupt subversives, what relevant historical characters born before WWI would not have voted Trump?

>>1811164
There was mass immigration in France, the US and some other lands before the 20th century. There were massive migrations in the 17th century alone inside Europe. Mexico and Brazil, Australia and South Africa are literally products of mass migration.
Of course, these were not mass migration of muslim negroes.

>>1811891
>what relevant historical characters born before WWI would not have voted Trump?

Is this a real question or are you bring sarcastic? I can't tell with trumpfags.