If full time Walmart employees need government assistance programs to afford food and pay their rent, is it not Walmart who is leaning on government assistance?

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  • I see a lot of agreement, not “the opposite” in this post. You talk a lot about nuance but didn’t cite an example when you’d use it to navigate a difficult subject to grasp, or what that might look like. You also lean into the America bad trope without showing you can do any different. If it is opposite then make that point, not the word salad of how hard it is to be a ML and be right all the time, btw on topics the left very broadly agrees about as your examples.

    Cuba’s embargo is not supported by the left. If you’d like to expand more on my points, then what good does attacking AOC as AOCIA bring to the cause of Cuba’s starvation?


  • It seems to me like they take the wrong lesson from leftism, which is that the US is usually the bad guy in most situations and they represent oligarchy interests by default, then extrapolate that to other countries opposed to the US being the good guys by default. Nuance and taking the facts at face value for every situation is much harder to explain to others as an ideology.

    They’ve also been infected with a cynicism that makes them open to grifts similar to the right. Our best fighters can’t be perfect, so they try and rip support off of them. Jimmy Dore, the Aussie green party, Jackson Hinkel, the Caleb sex pest dude, they all have criticism of everyone else while providing no real ideas of their own and how to get there. They’re just propped up as a distraction rather than a movement.


  • I know it already is but should it be?

    BDS would seem to suggest otherwise. We care less about actual hatred than criticisms of our ethnostate agendas, but it’s through the perceived hatred that cry-bullies thrive. Hate speech laws only make their bullying more effective. Look at Palestinian action in the UK. The lack of these laws protect us more than they would help our political rivals, who would love to see them pass. Billionaires can give a Nazi salute at CPAC with virtually no consequences and no laws were unanimously passed to provide those consequences, whereas BDS was widely adopted. TLDR, you can’t trust politicians to tell us what hatred is.


  • I think it’s also pretty clear there’s been a reshuffling of financial resources for the grifters. Whether that’s because the results have shown a collapse of Republican enthusiasm, because Israel is hated by a big chunk of both parties, or because they can’t funnel it through Orban, I’m not sure, but Russian money seems to have slowed down to the right. Maybe because the writing on the wall for tipping our global influence is already well established and it’s just a matter of time. If I were a Russian propaganda coordinator I’d have pivoted to Chinese grifters like Epoch Times by now.









  • Carville: And the reason that most people become a Democrat, at least the reason I did, I think it’s true, we don’t dislike anybody. We’re not against anybody. I mean, when I’m, you know, at my age, it was all White and Black growing up in the Jim Crow South. But I love Israel. I don’t get it –. And I don t have anything against them. I like Palestinian people. That’s some of the nicest people I know.

    People bombing some of the nicest people you know, passing apartheid lynching legislation, stealing their land, and raping them on video seemingly systemically. Something tells me his love for Israel is stronger than his love for “some of the nicest people he knows.”

    Ironic that one of the biggest dumbass loud mouths is tossing that rhetoric around, but then again projection is the crybully zionist playbook.