>>321393
/pol/acks have enough independent thinking to avoid the PC consensus, but at their core they're still a bunch of easily impressionable young men who blindly believe in any random populist with vague promises of tearing down the establishment and giving them money, just like Bernie and Reddit.
Besides the "we'll reach paradise if we just wipe out the rats and establish this magical statist formula!" ideal, shared with the democrat jew, people also flock to him because of his tough attitude. I understand this, though. I myself love this aspect of Trump, and have heard Hold Back the Night from beginning to end several times. The US doesn't need shy cuckservatives too scared to question political correctness. But an obsession with personal power is negative to democracy in the long term.
I particularly cringe when I see some of them thinking he'll be some sort of 21st century Hitler, becoming a dictator and gassing the kikes (as if he'd kill his own qt daughter). Trump may know of his alt-right fanbase (retweeting a white genocide account, buying ads in 8chan, etc), but he's hardly a white nationalist, is surrounded by Jews and sometimes says very un-NatSoc things like "I'm the least racist person you've ever met". /pol/ will, of course, do extensive mental gymnastics to pretend he's just faking it and is a true National Socialist, but this theory doesn't hold quite well to Occam's Razor.
In the end, though, how would a Trump presidency look like? I have no idea. I doubt he's an idiotic buffoon like the shills want us to believe, but even if he's competent his proposed economic policies have a high chance of fucking things up.
I'd still vote for him over a Democrat any time.