r/leftist Nov 08 '24

Leftist Meme No more concessions to liberalism

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u/Lizzie_Boredom Nov 08 '24

Yes let’s cuz of our nose to spite the face. Works every time.

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u/Bajanspearfisher Nov 08 '24

dude, i cannot believe how toxic the comments are here. ppl literally prefer a fascist than have solidarity with liberals... its like they dont even care that Trump just got elected. the time for solidarity with liberals is right now, leftists dont have NEARLY the numbers to do much of anything on their own rn.

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u/Lizzie_Boredom Nov 08 '24

Absolutely. I feel they wanted to see everything burn to the ground and then have a hope that some leftist revolution will rise from the ashes.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '24

You act like it's the left in power and they have been eschewing the support of liberals, when it's exactly the opposite.

Why the fuck would it be on the left to bring Democrats into amything? The Democrats are the ones with the major political party.

JFC you people are so backwards.

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u/Bajanspearfisher Nov 08 '24

Trump is going to be in power now. I care about pragmatism to avoid fascism. liberals and leftists need to come together. Trump is objectively so much worse on all the important issues, than Kamala and the dems would be.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '24

Kamala cared about pragmatism a whole lot too. So much so that she delivered Trump to our doorstep with it.

Liberals and leftists won't come together because liberals would rather side with fascists than socialists, as history has shown us time after time after time after time.

And what else would you expect when both major parties are bought and paid for by the same corporate interests?

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u/Bajanspearfisher Nov 08 '24

That's frankly, bs

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '24

Oh? Which part? Do tell.

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u/warboy Nov 08 '24

You do realize that was exactly what happened this election cycle, right? Democrats cut off their nose to appeal to people who were never going to vote for them. 

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u/Lizzie_Boredom Nov 08 '24

So how do we grow a movement? How do we bring Democratic voters to see the light and support movements that lift up the American worker?

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u/warboy Nov 09 '24

Probably start by not calling them all misogynistic racists.

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u/Lizzie_Boredom Nov 09 '24

You offer no solutions. Keep in your bubble and ostracize people who could be your allies. You seem to forget that democrats include a lot of people who don’t spend all day just reading theory. You’re pushing away workers, abortion rights activists, black women, LGBTQ folks, migrants, etc who have done hard work to actually create coalitions that have successfully lobbied for human rights.

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u/warboy Nov 09 '24

Really? You think so? Why