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The reason most Americans hate even the mention of it is because many of America's enemies in past wars have been Communist states, the former USSR being the biggest example. During WW2, the USSR and communism were heavily vilified and that is still apart of modern American cultural consciousness. Communism = bad was such a common idea that even villains in comics and Disney cartoons were linked to it. It was especially useful in army recruitment because it united the soldiers against a common enemy "the commies." A lot of people who lived during ww2 are still alive today and the elderly population is has one of the highest rates of voter turnout. Politicians play to this anti-communist message because they'll get votes from the elderly and younger people who likely have been influenced by their (great)(grand)parents' opinions.
大多数美国人对主义的厌恶源于历史记忆——二战期间，苏联等共
主义国家曾是美国的主要对手，前苏联更是典型代表。这种对**的负面刻板印象至今仍深植于美国文化意识中。当时“主义就是邪恶”的观念如此根深蒂固，连漫画和迪士尼动画中的反派角色都与之挂钩。这种宣传在征兵时尤为有效，它能团结士兵共同对抗“主义者”这个共同敌人。许多二战幸存者至今健在，而老年人群体的投票率更是高居前列。政客们刻意利用这种**情绪，既能争取老年人的支持，也能拉拢那些受祖辈影响的年轻选民。
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