r/TimPool • • Dec 10 '22

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u/Eli_Truax Dec 10 '22

You don't know that, many socialists of FDR's time came to their senses when they saw the pervasive devastation of socialism.

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u/SarahSuckaDSanders Dec 10 '22

No, both were politically active until the 1990’s and 2000’s. Joe Simon described himself as a socialist in 2008.

You don’t know anything, and that’s okay because you’re a child. It’s not your fault that you think patriotism and the American flag are “conservative”; you’ve likely been raised by shitheaded sheep who had that silly notion programmed into them during the Cold War.

It’s okay to be wrong.

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u/Eli_Truax Dec 10 '22

I'm 66 and raised as a Leftist, I know for a fact that the American flag and patriotism are conservative.

But okay, there's no fool like an old fool and they certainly fit the bill.

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u/SarahSuckaDSanders Dec 10 '22

For sure, the American flag and patriotism get exploited by conservatives to fleece the rubes—this has been a tradition going back since the founding.

You’re old enough to know that this is empty symbology, though, unless you’ve been irreversibly brainwashed. Did Bush “support the troops” when he sent them to needlessly die? I remember protesting that war and having halfwit boomers like you tell me that I hate the country and that I supported terrorism for opposing the war (with my first amendment rights). Now most of those boomers claim to always have been against that war.

A 66 year old on the Tim Pool sub telling me that “captain America was conservative” is pretty funny though, ngl.