I assume that AC pro is working by a new definition of "hate", where it means "being accepting of people as they are and supporting their right to be different from the majority"...

They also seem to believe that Trump has muscles and is fit. I guess they've ignored those pictures of him in his golf getup?

It's not all over the USA, these are just some extremes. Most cars don't have stickers, or if they do, it's only 1 or 2 stickers, usually not crazy like these.

Honestly, most US vehicles the most you'll see is a parking permit sticker and maybe a simple decal or two in the window. Bumper stickers have fallen out of favor at least here in Oregon, few people bother with them nowadays. Really the ones that stick out as compensation vehicles are the lifted trucks with dual American flags attached. And even those are about as common as one in a few thousand at best.

I live about 5 miles away from home and of about the 80-100 cars I see in a day, I would say around 50% have one bumper sticker or thing in the window. About 3 will be covered with a lot of things. One car I really like has been around for 10 years or more, it is painted with this black paint that acts like a chalkboard and every time I see it, people have drawn all new designs on it. The owner leaves chalk on the hood for people to write all over the car with.

I may have seen "Just married" in Canada.

My thoughts too. In UK many of these would be dealt with by police etc.

[3] Now, there is something that you could explain to me, because I honestly have difficulty understanding something: how is it that you can remain blind to this? It seems that it must be a willful ignorance. I see no other explanation. Do so many people honestly see themselves as some kind of morally transcendent being risen above the human condition? How hard is it to put yourself in someone else's shoes? Seems that a significant portion of the world is so morally transcendent that they don't even feel the need to take the first step in morality.

[2] So, in short: this is the consequence of too great a variety of people encapsulated within too small an intellectual space. Or to put it into more tangible and somewhat more direct terms, this is a direct result of rushed and forced diversity, and particularly where it is forced upon people who have no great need or appreciation for it. This is what the "good people" have created. It's like tormenting a wild animal, until it turns vicious and savages someone, then pointing out how dangerous the creature is, and so why it should be eradicated. These people are mostly harmless, as most people are. I don't agree with some of their views. I might not like to keep company with a lot of them. But, the behaviour is an exaggeration, and the exaggeration is a deliberate strategy, and originating from without. Put it in perspective: this is 300 million people being forced under a single umbrella, with less and less tolerance for certain differences - antithetical to their ethos - and that itself gradually but all too rapidly being forced beneath a smaller umbrella - globalism. This is Davos. This is WEF. This is people like Schwab and Soros and Gates and the Clintons. This is globalism. And don't forget where Assange is right now, and why, when that direction turned in the direction it is moving in now. This is the path that we're on. And you'd better be on-board with prostrating to a ruling class, the benevelont dictator and tyrant, or next it'll be you. And, if you are on board... well good for you. But what does that have to do with me. Here's the standard: come, get in my face, and make me. If you wouldn't, then leave it at that. If you would, then I'll be pleased to provide you with the education you lack. I'm sure you understand. So, why can't you recognise it when you see it?

[1] The more that it is attempted to demand of vastly differing mindsets and lifestyles under increasingly restrictive and exclusive ideology, the more visible those excluded will make themselves. The consequences of maligning certain peoples for their principles and culture (soft genocide) couldn't be more predictable. While China puts the undesirables in reeducation camps, the current Western regimes simply try to exclude - half their f*****g populations - from any and every function of society. That this response is seen as the causative problem rather than the response is worthy of focused attention. I'll give a relatable example: during the 80s, during the Satanic panic, the band Slayer was criticised for being Satanic. Anyone who has listened to them and observed they lyrical content, and especially if they knew about the members' backgrounds, would know that the lyrics were typically actually about war (especially WW2, which is itself an apt example) and political themes. But, since those people insisted that they were Satanic, and the members of this band were constantly attacked for it, they acquiesced and assumed the attitude "you gonna treat us like we're Satanic, we'll live up to your expectations." Now, the way they actually responded was with cynicism and a dry sarcasm, but that general response of pushing back is exactly what you should expect any time you think to back someone into a corner. This is entirely a response to the constant and chronic abuse from the new righteous, the every dumbard saviour of the world and their cat, and in such that it is an example of "speaking truth to power" then I think that every dumbard and their cat should see that it is also entirely appropriate. And I honestly don't like it, the obsession, like prematurely picking at scabs. But this is what happens when you push people into a corner. I know it all too well. So does practically every person hailing from any dictatorship or tyranny who is not still under the influence of Stockholm Syndrome. Go on Youtube and look up holocaust survivors making the same connection. Maybe you'll understand if you hear it from one of the morally anointed.

My mom lives in a large retirement town with alot' older folks. You see multiple cars like this driving through town. I bet these cars are a common site in Florida to.

Definitely don't see this in Australia- people often have 1 or 2 bumper stickers, mostly AFL team colours or Christian symbols