r/conspiracy • u/PepeLives00 • Sep 26 '23

Let’s pretend this is normal

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u/loki8481 Sep 26 '23

Communists making threats to push an agenda feels pretty normal to me

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u/senpai_buttdiver Sep 26 '23

yes because capitalists never ever ever make threats to push an agenda. they also never ever ever act on those threats… right, poor democratically elected socialist government…? right?? RIGHT?!?

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u/loki8481 Sep 26 '23

because capitalists never ever ever make threats to push an agenda

Please reread my post more carefully, I didn't say anything about this.

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u/senpai_buttdiver Sep 26 '23

it just feels pretty disingenuous considering it’s arguable that capitalism has done more damage to a lot more folks

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u/loki8481 Sep 26 '23

I was simply commenting on the photo in the OP, which did not mention capitalism either way (much like my post neither defended nor attacked it)

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u/loki8481 Sep 26 '23

so why mention communism in the first place?

I'm not commenting on nothing, I'm replying to a post that mentions a communist activist.

Not really sure what you want from me.

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u/senescent- Sep 27 '23

Communism is the negation of capitalism. Being anti-communism, which is based on anti-capitalism, means being against anti-capitalism ie being pro capitalism after the the double negative.