Far left intellectualism
Far left intellectualism
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You see, continuing to unconditionally support genocide is actually the best path towards not genocide and if you disagree you hate democracy
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What? They aren't unconditionally supporting it. They're saying they don't want the genocide, which might hurt Benjamin's feelings while he uses the weapons provided by the US to commit that genocide. Trump would enthusiastically give them the same weapons as long as they rent some units from one of his hotels.
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What gets me is they can't even give reasons why Kamala keeps moving to the right...
trump has no path to victory without PA.
And 58% of voters in that state want to ban fracking....
It would seem that anyone who knows anything about US politics would be able to work out that banning fracking not only would be a smart policy position this election, it's what Dem voters across the country want.
But too bad, Kamala wants fracking.
And if anyone brings that up, just pointing out an easy and free way to stop trump...
We get called Republicans for not being pro-fracking.
I swear to god the shit these neoliberals come up with is the same logic as Republicans:
Blind obedience or you're "them".
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Nooooooo I can't use the one leverage I hold in an electoral system to demand better things, it'll make girlboss Himmler sad
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unconditionally
Hey its the guy on the right
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Well what conditions are they putting on it?
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How long have we been "Working on a ceasefire" while violating the Lehey law for Israel while we give Ukraine old weapons to fight Russian fascists? It's been a few months of "we can't just stop supporting them" while Israel digs mass graves and calls the UN peacekeepers antisemetic.
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Sorry you're right
They conditionally support genocide
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Are they? What are the conditions? They've already passed a hundred red lines so I don't know if it's very conditional at all.
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