
Originally Posted by
BCR
Maybe they’ll find some manifesto where he rails on multiple issues and sounds like Che Guevara, but I also think it’s entirely possible he was just some nerd who fell in love with a dickgirl and is kind of a single issue left kid at this point.
He dropped out of school after one semester which probably means he made it a few weeks and checked out. He didn’t leave home some conservative and get brainwashed by the super liberal Utah college system in a month or two.
I don’t see anything to suggest he’s a wide ranging ideologue. I think it’s possible he just fell for a trans and Kirk bashed trans and he killed him in some idiotic way he thought would impress her. I think it’s possible he’s still just some conservative nerd if he didn’t full in love with a dickgirl.
And then to show she’s more like a girl at this point than a guy, she promptly throws him under the bus. That’s a true cold bitch move.
I've heard the "single issue fanatic" theory, but I don't believe it.
There are indeed occasions where people will take the opposite side to their political party on one issue, and feel very strongly about it. For example, despite all of desertrunner's posts which are very similar to a lot of MAGA positions, he has indicated very strong feelings about supporting labor unions.
Could Tyler be the trans version of this -- where he was otherwise conservative, but was aligned with the left on trans issues, because he has a trans boyfriend?
I don't think so. This is because he has repeatedly stated an extreme disdain for both Kirk and Trump. The Kirk thing you could blame on the trans stuff. Indeed, Kirk has been very vocal about trans issues, and has repeatedly stated that he doesn't believe trans is a real thing, and that everyone with gender dysphoria should simply get psychological treatment to address their issue. Many in the trans community have stated Kirk wanted to "erase" them.
But Trump doesn't make the trans stuff a big issue. He goes through the conservative motions on it to please the base, but you can tell he has little passion for it. Trump's focus has always been economics, crime, and foreign policy, and other social issues don't interest him much. This gets lost in all the noise, but if you look closely, you'll see that Trump is one of the most pro-gay Republican politicians you've seen in recent years. He never mentions gay political issues, nor does he try to roll back any changes to gay rights in recent years.
There's no way Tyler would have hated Trump over the trans issue alone, as that just wasn't Trump's focus.
I've seen a single issue eventually cause an overall political transformation. In fact, I've seen it on both sides.
I knew a lifelong left winger in 2020 who was getting increasingly upset by how the left was handling COVID. They didn't like the shutdowns, they didn't like the panic-inducing propaganda, and they didn't like the hypocrisy where lockdown-happy politicians were caught breaking their own rules. This person got increasingly angry and agitated with their own party, calling them "anti-science" and "liars". Eventually they evolved to also question the left on racial issues, and were frustrated with the support of the BLM riots. This person basically went from "I disagree with my party on COVID" to "I also disagree with them on race issues" to "I don't like MAGA but I'm starting to understand some of their points" to "I don't fit in with either party" to "I think I'm a Republican now".
I saw the reverse evolution with certain Never-Trump moderate Republicans. It went from "Trump is horrible and we really need a different candidate for 2016" to "It's frustrating me how many formerly sane Republicans are kissing Trump's ass" to "I'm conservative but I can't support a party rallying around Trump" to "The present GOP is a bunch of racist homophobes" to "I'm voting Democrat in protest to what the GOP has become" to daily Facebook posts with far-left talking points. Laughably, this person still says they haven't changed and they are just opposing the Trump-led GOP, despite all of their views nearly exactly matching the modern left, and most of their posts being from far-left pages such as "Occupy Democrats" and "The Other 98%".
It would not surprise me if the trans issue made young Tyler question everything he had previously believed about politics, and presumably through the influence of his trans and furry friends, suddenly found fault with everything Republicans believed, to the point where it got him extremely angry.