It kind of does though? It is like the inverse of the Nazis at a table story. If a Nazi stands at the door to keep Jews out and liberals are inside dining but don't ever talk about the Jews or invite a Jewish person in then it really does call into question what they are against the Nazis for.
zbyte64
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I’m more concerned about actual effects on the world right now, legality has been irrelevant for 50+ years.
And you don't see the two as connected? A fucking mazing.
The context was us asking for Palestinian or queer voices to be part of the campaign, and we got a neocon instead. We could have had "all of the above" but they were only interested in inviting those further on the right.
Then Congress should declare war per the constitution. Or do we not care about due process as long as it hurts the people we think are evil?
What, they couldn't get Liz Cheney's endorsement? These people are so out of touch...
Who gets to say what is a fringe issue though? Is Gaza a fringe issue? What about universal healthcare? When we let corporations frame the debate, they will always ask us to sacrifice our own to save ourselves but never the billionaire class.
I wonder what was his price.
Thank you for saying this. You have people telling you the leadership is turning people off and your response is to blame those people for why your party is so unpopular. I think I better understand why Gen Z is actually more conservative than us millennials.
The Roman empire was putting to death many prophets and god incarnates. The innovation of the Jesus story was that he didn't stay dead, but he also conveniently didn't stick around.
All that talk of businesses getting him to pullback was just wishful thinking?
File this under: never expect someone who is misled to learn the right lesson, ever.