It's most obvious expression is the domesticated dog. It wants a master, and is completely devoted.
Humans, too, want a leader in the same way, and will follow even it to it's own destruction. We see that with various people on these boards.
That following isn't related to the RWAs well-being, it is simply slavish, and resistant to reason, logic, or honesty. Look at mankinds devotion to kings, a phenomenum which extends across cultures, time and societies. Said leaders often did not have to exert much power to have a lot of power.
Reading histories of the Bush-Cheney times, they made a direct attempt to take over the US government and render the Supreme Court and Congress meaningless. AND THEY HAD THE SUPPORT OF MOST CONSERVATIVES IN THAT EFFORT. It's very, very similar to the way Hitler took over Germany. (And the Reichstag fire as an excuse to deprive Germans of their personal rights and impose a dictatorial government is very similar to how 9-11 was used by the RWAs.)
Anyway, the RWA gene does exist, and we can see examples right here on these boards. But it's not any government, it's the one to which they were imprinted as adolescents, like ducks. Same thing.
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There is that gene.
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