Politically active people are insufferable. If you’re going to be insufferable, at least do something about it instead of peacefully (ineffectively) protesting or vandalism/looting. Your whole online activism bullshit also does literally nothing
political discourse is super important and anyone telling u its not is probs trying to exploit you
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Anonymous13w
You raise a good point. We should start opening fire on tyrants, as the forefathers intended.
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Anonymous13w
Spoken like a true leftist
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Anonymous#113w
I’m a centrist big dawg. It pmo seeing libs say they want to do all this shit to make America better and proceed to do nothing that would actually help. They’re all bark no bite
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Anonymous#413w
or anyone trying to prevent you from engaging in productive discourse
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Anonymous#413w
97% of political discourse is unproductive political discourse
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Anonymous#313w
All bark no bite
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AnonymousOP13w
Same for leftists too
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AnonymousOP13w
Correct. For now.
Would you bite ‘em along side us?
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AnonymousOP13w
What’s the other 3%?
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Anonymous#313w
You make a good point. Probably closer to 99.9%. I’d count anything that directly or indirectly leads to policy change or a change in opinion of a politician
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Anonymous#313w
Hell no, that’s not something I support. But if you’re gonna talk about it at least put your money where your mouth is
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AnonymousOP13w
True. i don’t think we should stop trying to have productive discourse though and i think even just engaging with differing viewpoints is probably generally pretty productive. Maybe we should focus on teaching eachother how to have more productive discourse
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AnonymousOP13w
Rest assured, I will when I have nothing left to lose.
You don’t want revolution. You don’t want protest. You don’t want peaceful or violent discourse. What do you want?
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AnonymousOP13w
No I mean specifically what would that .1% look like? How should/have working class people conduct themselves in order to achieve that .1% chance of change?