Christians, and especially Catholic Christians, and even more especially Traditional Latin Mass Catholics.
You’re funny. To the extent that Christianity is being opposed in the US, Evangelical Protestants and Southern Baptists are considered bigger threats than Catholics, and more for their behavior and politics than their religion. That said, the Federalist Society does have quite a lot of Opus Dei Catholics, but they’re still hated for their politics rather than their religion, and the Federalists as a whole don’t represent Catholics in general.
White people, and especially male white people, and even more especially masculine male white people.
Correction: White supremacists, Male supremacists, and especially those who eschew healthy masculinity for toxic masculinity.
American patriots, and especially white Christian patriots, and even more especially America herself.
“Conservatives are patriots to a nation that never was. Liberals are patriots to a nation which is yet to be.” – Me
(That’s the optimistic version, the pessimistic one ends with “may never exist”.)
I’ve noted that conservatives easily get the idea that “being a traitor to ideals you never held” is stupid when it applies to themselves, but most seem to struggle with it when it applies to people not like themselves.
Moral people, especially in the Judeo-Christian sense of the word.
I am an atheist. My long-time boyfriend is a devout Christian. I’ve been to his church a few times, for events which were held there, because it was important to him. I don’t hate Christianity or even religion in general. Nor do the majority of people in left-wing spaces, at least as far as I’ve seen. Some are even Christian themselves, just not likely any kind which people like the OP would approve of.
Meanwhile the public figures which get opposed most fervently are usually those for whom their “Christian Morality” is an informed trait. There’s no good reason to believe that they’re moral even by Conservative Christian standards.
Jews, especially Israeli Jews, and even more especially Israel herself.
Oh wait, you’re serious. Let me laugh even harder.
Look, “Antifa” as a whole is pro-Palestine, because they’re anti-Genocide, and the government of Israel is doing the whole Genocide thing, but for most people, that’s as far as it goes. “Antifa” aren’t the ones who are attacking Jews.
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It’s rather old-fashioned (and never particularly common in the US that I’m aware of) to refer to countries in the feminine (similar to cars and boats) in English, but not unheard of. I think they’re usually grammatically gendered that way in Romance Languages?