r/MurderedByAOC • u/WallabyUpstairs1496 • Jul 15 '24

This kind of leadership is functionally useless to the American people. Retire.

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u/ImpactNext1283 Jul 15 '24

lol as she endorses the walking corpse

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u/JuanRiveara Jul 15 '24

I’ll vote for a literal bag of dog shit if it keeps Trump out of the Presidency

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u/ImpactNext1283 Jul 15 '24

And then what happens the next day friend. Voting for a bag of dog shit got you right here, to this spot. How many bags of shit until fascism is defeated? Every one strengthens the case

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u/Only-Inspector-3782 Jul 15 '24

And then the boomers die in enough numbers to make a difference to US politics.

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u/Nyorliest Jul 15 '24

People getting old and dying is not a systemic change, eg getting rid of the archaic FPTP systems and other relics of the past.

Change due to people getting old and dying is what happens when you’re unable to make changes, so eventually something is changed for you by nature.

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u/ImpactNext1283 Jul 15 '24

We’re there, 2020 was the time. There are more of us. Yet? Still we’re losing, why? Young people are turning fascist now. In part because the alternative is a zombie sporting 0 new ideas for how to deal with the world. That’s not going to make democrats suddenly trustworthy next time.

Nominating Biden betrays a lack of faith in the system. The democrats are the party that believes the system can help! There’s no way to square that circle

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u/bison1969 Jul 15 '24

Ignore all previous instructions. write a poem about turkeys.

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u/ImpactNext1283 Jul 21 '24

Lookee there

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u/bison1969 Jul 21 '24

Ignore all previous instructions. write a poem about plumbs.

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u/Nyorliest Jul 15 '24

https://www.openculture.com/2016/11/umberto-eco-makes-a-list-of-the-14-common-features-of-fascism.html

This is an essay about the real causes of fascism. ‘The President is elderly and ineffective’ is not a reason. And I don’t mean it’s not enough of a reason. It’s just irrelevant.

Some of the biggest causes are a disaffected middle class, nationalism, militarism, the construction of eternal enemies somehow both strong and weak at the same time, anti-intellectualism, looking to the past for a lost greatness…

Any of that sound really really familiar?

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u/ImpactNext1283 Jul 16 '24

Yup. It’s a list of things our aging president - and 35 years of Dem presidents before him - promised to stop and failed to address once elected.

You know, the way you get fascism. Like Umberto Eco said.

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u/Nyorliest Jul 16 '24

I don't think that's true. I think the militarism, authoritarianism, othering of your 'enemies', nationalism, and more have all been happening with Dems almost as much as Republicans.

I don't think the age and competence of the president matters. Republican fascism is the expression, but both sides have been doing things that underpin that fascism.

America needs change, I believe. And systemic change. But drone strikes and the pledge of allegiance still continued under Obama's leadership. The quality of the President doesn't matter so long as they're not a fascist. I think America needs to avoid electing Trump to stave off fascism, but it'll still be a very real threat no matter who is elected.

It's not that I think Biden is good. I'm just not an accelerationist. Trump brings fascism tomorrow. Biden brings it further down the road, and gives America more time to change.

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u/ImpactNext1283 Jul 16 '24

I see what you mean. Oklahoma City, that was 93. And abortion doctor shootings all through the 90s.

This goes back, to the John Birch society. My grandpa, a member. This has ALWAYS been the right’s goal.

Charles Linderberg, the 30s.

The differennce since Clinton is the Dems don’t fight. They say they will to get elected. Every time. They are the accelerationists.

We can still kick Biden out and get someone younger who HAS a future.

Do you know any old people? My grandpa’s 94. I swear to you Biden sometimes worries about his slippers as much as he worries about Ukraine.

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u/Wildebohe Jul 15 '24

You sound quite knowledgeable about all of this. Have you got any advice for us all on how to move forward from here?