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electroMAGAtism 

/əˌlektrōˈmaɡəˌtizəm/ n., a strong interactive negative force between some dim-witted individuals to be drawn to rallies or ideas of GOP, in particular of tRump. Existence of negative force unsupported by logic, science, or reality, existence shown only by observation, and explainable only by supernatural stupidity.

Seen, for particular example, in Charlottesville, Seattle, Lansing, or Pittsburgh, with guns loaded to protect nobody, and reflected in intent to subvert the actual life, liberty, and civil rights of others. Also the related negative force preventing Trumpanderthals to accept the absurdity of certain facts; for example, the consumption of bleach or hydroxychloroquine as being appropriate to protect against COVID; or of accepting otherwise undeniable and widely reported facts such as "Trump knew in November about coronavirus". Particularly rampant among Trumpanderthals and Maskholes.
You need to come to hospital for Earl; ElectroMAGAtism apparently drew the Trumpanderthal to watch Fox news again, where he learned the Tide Pod Challenge with what can only be described as predictable results.

Or, The quarantine protesters were drawn by electroMAGAtism to the rally downtown.
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Electromaggotism

The invisible force acting on drunk people that causes you to end up at places that you would not intend on going to if you were sober.
Amy: "why the fuck did we go to the Deen last night? We were supposed to go to Bar Open!" Kyle: "We got sucked in by that fucken electromaggotism again."

electromagnetism

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