Strong political views may be due to odor tolerance/disgust

In a hard-hitting report by The Telegraph (a media rag from the immigrant-flooded UK) a study conducted at Stockholm University found that strong right-wing views may be driven by a fear of disease and increased concern about hygiene, the study suggests.

The socialist researchers found that those who are "easily disgusted by the body odours of others, such as sweat, bad breath or the smell of urine, are also drawn to authoritarian political leaders such as Donald Trump."

Therefore, those on the left, one can hypothesize, actually enjoy the smell of piss, feces and sweat. This may account for the Occupy Wall Street movement and George Soros' breath.

It is quite probable the researchers observed how President Trump has a clean, minty odor and bathes regularly, while many on the left have taken their hygienic cues from the likes of Karl Marx, who bathed only when sighting a comet.

It is said that in order to save the planet, Al Gore reuses his bathwater and only changes it on Sunday after the second use. He also traps his flatulence and uses it for fuel, which is why he isn't disgusted by odors.

And like the UK researchers, many leftists are doing their bit to save the planet by keeping the chlorine out of the water supply. Of course, the chlorine I'm talking about is in the toothpaste they don't use.

People who vote for authoritarian figures (aka doers, not talkers) such as President Trump, are likely more afraid of diseases than those on the left because the latter group has been overly exposed to STDs and have built up an immunity to them (see Bill Clinton), and those who voted for Trump generally have a normal immunity system and thus, have more to fear.

Bad breath and other foul odors can be an indication of an underlying disease, which may be why people who voted for Trump avoid liberals with bad breath and foul odors.



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