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Back in June, cult deprogrammer Rick Alan Ross told Fusionthat, while supporters of Donald Trump may not technically be part of a cult, they exhibited tendencies of members of a “cult-like following.”
And just like in a cult, trying to talk sense and logic into diehard Trump fans can sometimes seem futile. The Republican primary was rife with supporters who flatly refused to believe anything bad about him.
But in some cases, people do see the light on their own.
In a lengthy thread on Reddit, former Trump supporters shared their experiences of what made them finally break away from the Republican presidential nominee. Their answers are fascinating.
As we would assume, one of the main things that drove people to Trump is that he was the anti-politician.
But then, he started pushing the envelope too far.
And as time went on, things got worse.
His inability to talk serious policy on important things like climate change was a big dealbreaker for some who really wanted to like the guy.
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