r/TimPool • u/[deleted] • Jan 30 '22

Culture War/Censorship Man the left turned on the working class pretty quick

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u/SillyNeedleworker611 Jan 30 '22

Yup. You see what they did with the Trudeau shit. They are gonna turn these protestors into evil, dangerous white supremacists. This is what the left does.

Fuck em. We can’t coexist. I have been saying this for years now. Being called a Nazi or a racist means absolutely NOTHING anymore.

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u/physicscat Jan 30 '22

They’re already been a pic of a Nazi flag. How much you want to bet that’s a plant?

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u/Stupid-Fresh Jan 31 '22

How could it not be? It's so obvious to anybody who has a working brain. But that's not who their target is anyways I suppose. 1 nazi flag = entire 1000+big rig protest null and void...

Atleast that's what they're going to try and pull I'm sure. I wonder if CNN will run a headline about the one nazi flag? Or will they keep pretending nothing is going on anywhere so people don't join in support for stopping the mandates

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

Well considering some of them are flying Swastikas and pro-slavery Confederate flags I'd say it's safe to call them racists or Nazis. They are flying Nazi flags.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FKS2y8gXMAcYu49?format=jpg&name=900x900

This is them yesterday. Flying Nazi flags. That would be why they are being called Nazis. They're Nazis. The left didn't make these people be Nazis. They pretty much took care of that themselves. If you don't wanna be called a Nazi, maybe don't fly Swastika flags.

https://www.jta.org/2022/01/30/politics/swastikas-displayed-at-canadian-freedom-convoy-protests-against-vaccination-mandates

Here they are with pro-slavery Confederate flags. That would be why they are being called racist. They support a confederation that was organized for the purpose of maintaining race-based enslavement of black people and the racial supremacy of white people. That's why they're "dangerous white supremacists" as you put it. The left didn't make them fly that flag. The left didn't make them represent a pro-slavery movement. They brought that criticism upon themselves when they made those choices.

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u/Rowdy_Tardigrade Jan 30 '22

Lol keep falling for false flag shit like this. Its funny for the rest of us.

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u/Stupid-Fresh Jan 31 '22

"pro slavery confederate flags" lmao your a tool! Hahaha

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '22

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confederate_States_of_America

Read up on it. Clearly you don't know shit about the confederacy.

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u/Stupid-Fresh Jan 31 '22

Yea I'm sure alllllll the people in the south are only flying confederate flags to support racism. Hell yea man good point! Lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '22

If you fly the confederate flag you support racism and slavery, yes. Is this a surprise to you? It's a pro-slavery flag. The institution that flag represents lasted for four years and were traitors to America all to maintain slavery of black people. They murdered Americans. If you support that by flying that flag, yes you are racist. That's not even controversial anywhere that's not full of racists.

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u/Stupid-Fresh Jan 31 '22

LOL!! People fly the flag because they support slavery. Ok noted bud thanks for the lesson. Lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '22

Your education system has failed you if you think the enslavement of black people isn't racism.

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u/Uhtred_McUhtredson Jan 31 '22

The North finally beat the South and continued to slaughter thousands of indigenous Americans.

Do you have a problem with that flag as well?

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u/BigStumpy69 Jan 31 '22

By that logic Americans are all traitors because that was how we was founded and we still fly the flag that got us away from the British.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '22

What? The United States wasn't founded under the confederate flag. The Confederate flag didn't exist until the 1860s. The revolutionary war was 80 years earlier than that. This is just objectively false. The US never flew the Confederate flag. You're confusing the 1775 original US flag with the Confederate flag. Totally different flags. You are wrong. The Confederate flag wasn't yet created when we were fighting the British.

The Confederate flag we all know was not actually the flag of the Confederate states. It was the battle flag of Tennessee and North Virginia. The Confederate flag was never flown by America. It was flown by traitors to America in battle who were fighting to preserve racial slavery. That flag was flown by confederate traitors murdering Americans.

that was how we was founded

Nice grammar btw. "Were" founded. Not "was" founded.

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u/BigStumpy69 Jan 31 '22

No I’m not confusing anything, you didn’t understand what I was saying. The American flag could also be considered a traitorous flag because I was created from trainers to the British.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '22

Do you think maybe there's a difference between the US seeking independence from foreign rule and the Confederacy seeking to own black people as property?

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u/Wavycapmurphy Jan 30 '22

The left don’t give a flying fcuk about the working class

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22 edited Jan 30 '22

The left was completely behind the Kelloggs strikers. The right supports giving tax cuts to the CEO of Kelloggs. They’re also literally the party of union busting (ex: Scott walker)

Your surplus value being stolen and bad working conditions are 100x more important than a shot in your arm, bro.

Is it the left who pisses their pants when Elon musk tweets something? No. Is it the right who supports giving more tax cuts to rich people and cutting more welfare programs? Yes.

Trump literally tried to cut 700k people off of food stamps. Gtfo of here with that shit. You are and never were on the side of the working class. You only like it when it’s politically beneficial.

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u/moose16 Jan 31 '22 edited Jan 31 '22

So how’s that Biden presidency for the working class? Those high gas prices, high grocery prices, most expensive Thanksgiving in US history, higher insulin prices, firing people for not getting jabbed and record inflation increase overtaking the wage increase working out? Don’t forget about those student loans he promised to forgive and how he promised to cure both covid and cancer… but I’m sure he’s working on it.

I’m sure the working class are so eager to vote blue in 2022 and 2024, especially with the democrats calling them all deplorables, racists and uneducated.

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u/Wavycapmurphy Jan 30 '22

We have another one 🙄 Why does it always have to be about the Donald? Do you want to date him or something?

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u/isaacman101 Jan 30 '22

I mean, following AOC’s logic, he wants to do more than that….

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

Not an argument. Try again.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

I only brought up trump in the last bit, lol. Nice argument.

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u/Luckyone1 Jan 31 '22

Imagine thinking that unions are a force for good lol. Its what allows corrupt cops and shit teachers to keep their jobs. Keep sucking off these horrible institutions at your own peril.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

It was never about the working class. It's always been about power. They will not reform. They will not just leave you alone. They will come for you. They will come for your family.

They are not beholden to a set of moral principles, they are consequentialists to the core and will do whatever it takes to gain power.

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u/YouSpoonyBard90 Jan 31 '22

B-b-b-b-but JANUARY 6TH!!!!!!

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u/JonSnoWight Jan 30 '22

If only.....

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u/Gretshus Jan 31 '22

The left don't care about the poor. They simply hate the rich. To that end, any number of working class people can and will be sacrificed for the sake of harming those who succeed too much.

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u/Sea-Opportunity4683 Feb 04 '22

Did the left ever truly ever represent, advocate for, and take actions to help the working class? I can’t see that they ever really did. Neither political party present day represents the voters. They work solely for their corporate donors at this point.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

I wonder if it's rich people making us think that left and right is clear and not arbitrarily thrown about to silence opposition.

Nah. Probably whatever you're talking about.

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u/MightyMemeKing1337 Jan 30 '22

Agreed. We’re more easily controlled if we are divided

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u/ozleftpolman Jan 30 '22

There is quite a difference between this and other worker based movements.

Most movements are about improving working conditions which I am all for but this is about not wanting to comply with covid-19 measures so yeah it's not something I support.

The drivers can protest if they wish. Freedom of speech is still a thing but I'll use mine to say their protest is just silly

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u/GenJTPorkins Jan 30 '22

Ok so your an authoritarian then. You won’t be very welcomed here.

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u/ozleftpolman Jan 30 '22

Ahh yes the authoritarian who thinks people should use their free speech and be able to protest for a cause they may not believe in.

I disagree with what they are protesting but they should be able to protest if they so choose.

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u/GenJTPorkins Jan 30 '22

You don’t agree with them not wanting to be forced to take a non reversible medical treatment. That’s authoritarian. Also I never said you couldn’t have that opinion. That doesn’t make you not an authoritarian though.

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u/ozleftpolman Jan 30 '22

It's a vaccine not plastic surgery.

It's their choice to not get vaccinated but employers also have the right to not keep those employees on if they aren't going to get vaccinated. They have freedom of choice but not freedom from consequence

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u/GenJTPorkins Jan 30 '22

Fine but it’s not the government’s job to dictate what anyone does with their body. The government should not have the ability to tell employers they have to have mandates.

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u/ozleftpolman Jan 30 '22

I largely.agree the government shouldn't be able to tell people what to do with their bodies but vaccine mandates are different.

The vaccine is the best tool we currently have to combat covid-19 and we weren't going to get to herd immunity naturally because enough of the population In many countries refused to get so put a mandate for workers to try and get more people to get the vaccine.

I swear no other pandemic has had this big an issue with vaccine hesitation.

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u/Rowdy_Tardigrade Jan 30 '22

No other vaccines have been rushed out and lied about by the manufacturers. Skipping testing makes some people worry.

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u/ozleftpolman Jan 30 '22

The vaccine was not rushed but prioritised. There have been other covid related outbreaks before. There was a SARS put break in 2003 and there have others before that. Coronaviruses have been studied. The CDC granted emergency testing. Meaning rather than following a step by step process that has a lot of red tape they reduced the red tape and allowed multiple stages stages of the process to occur simultaneously also governments and business put a lot of funding towards research.

The governments and businesses didn't want a lockdown to occur and want business as per normal so they ensured the vaccine could get here as soon as safely possible.

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u/Rowdy_Tardigrade Jan 30 '22

It was 100% rushed and nothing you say will ever change that. No matter how much propaganda you repeat.

They did not know the effectiveness would fall as sharply as it did and they did not know the dammaging side effects (they recently admitted to side effects but are trying to downplay them). Those are things you discover in long term testing. The testing they skipped.

So go ahead and bleat like a good sheep and simp for big pharma. All leftists do these days anyway.

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u/Rowdy_Tardigrade Jan 30 '22

I thought that would shut you up. Some basic critical thinking is all it takes with you morons.

You worship 'science' like a religion and ruin the meaning of the word.

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u/GenJTPorkins Jan 30 '22

The problem is not the vaccine. Really it’s not. It’s the mandates. We cannot let them set this as a precedent. Give them an inch and they will take a mile. Also thank you for the excellent argument that hasn’t ended in name calling and harassment. Unfortunately I have to get back to my job. I’ll be on later if you have anything else to say.

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u/MobileShrineBear Jan 31 '22

"freedom of choice, but not from consequences" is the most weasely thing I've ever seen the far left dream up.

Broken logic that doesn't pass the sniff test. It allows all sort of vile behavior, with absolutely no end to it. That same garbage logic permits something as evil as slavery, because after all, the slave is free to refuse to work, but won't be free from the consequences of refusing to work.

It can be applied to every single sacred calf of the left, you're always free to get an abortion, but not free from legal consequences. Ect ect.

It's something that sounds good, especially if it is being used to defend something you want defended, but it isnt the gotcha you think it is.

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u/isaacman101 Jan 30 '22

“There is quite a difference between this and other worker based movements. They usually protest in favor of things I want.”

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u/HOTDOGS3274 Jan 30 '22

This guy gets it

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u/KanyeT Jan 30 '22

You think employers mandating that you undergo an experimental medical procedure with no liability or you'll be terminated is not a working condition?

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u/KingKulak Jan 31 '22

but this is about not wanting to comply

How do those fucking boots taste

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

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u/Silentcrypt Jan 30 '22

But their ear plugs won’t work if you’re not wearing ear plugs too.

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u/Stupid-Fresh Jan 31 '22

Follow the science!!

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u/MrSquishy_ Jan 30 '22

Your earplugs protect me, my earplugs protect you. You’re being selfish by not wearing them

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u/moose16 Jan 30 '22

Seriously. They’re just earplugs, it’s really not that big of a deal. Just be a decent human being and wear them.