Liberalism is becoming divided between those who see that some of the the old orthodoxies no longer hold sway with the public and those who would double down on them even if they lose.
666haha on
Supporting candidates who want to abolish ICE is good. Prosecuting these murders and the crimes of this administration should be first priority. AES appears to be better at that part. Moderates need to make a better argument in favor of justice during and following this administration
QFTornotQFT on
I’ve been a regular on r/neoliberal years ago. Years passed and you guys are systematically crashing into “reaction” one – in order to avoid even looking at the “revolution” one.
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Based on recent primary results, the voters aren’t exactly yearning for a return to moderation
Which policies of El-Sayed make you think he’s a revolutionary?
>literally every poll shows almost all independents saying Dems are moving too far left
>obviously the solution is to move further left
I hate American politics
https://i.redd.it/nrkxtgfzulhh1.gif
How it feels sometimes
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Liberalism is becoming divided between those who see that some of the the old orthodoxies no longer hold sway with the public and those who would double down on them even if they lose.
Supporting candidates who want to abolish ICE is good. Prosecuting these murders and the crimes of this administration should be first priority. AES appears to be better at that part. Moderates need to make a better argument in favor of justice during and following this administration
I’ve been a regular on r/neoliberal years ago. Years passed and you guys are systematically crashing into “reaction” one – in order to avoid even looking at the “revolution” one.