Setting aside the obvious, that they always display their full methodology and you could repeat their study yourself and get the same results, i'd like to point out something tangential....

You yourself post on things in /r/the_donald to articles talking about "cucks" (a word steeped in misogyny) and how police are never at fault when killing black people, you'd think you would welcome the correlation. Why is it that people are so openly misogynistic and racist yet seem to want to deny it when they get called out on it? What is the point? If you have these beliefs at least have the balls to back up your beliefs and own them, not hide them in shame. You even seem to argue in other threads about the stigma the right has about being called bigoted and then call someone you disagree with a cuck in the very next post. Just admit what you are and move on. Just about everyone carries bigoted beliefs, hiding them in shame only worsens the problem. The rampant misogyny and racism in the right wing is a real problem, conservatives are not going to rid themselves of it unless they face it head on. Conservatives have many beliefs that are valuable to our society, such as individual liberty, but they are losing the culture war by ignoring that race and gender are issues we still have not fully fleshed out in our country and by pretending that racism and sexism no longer exist.

Just because our society has become hypersensitive and overly PC, does not mean the harmful words you use, and the harmful beliefs you have are okay. The problem with your movement is that it completely ignores self reflection. You believe that because our world has become overly PC, it is therefor correct and true to say whatever you want in subversive reaction. You have every right to call everyone cuck, blame black people for their problems, and ignore historic and systemic oppression, but just because you have the right to say and believe those things, does not make them right or true.