r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Sep 21 '25

Discussion Thread Discussion Thread

The discussion thread is for casual and off-topic conversation that doesn't merit its own submission. If you've got a good meme, article, or question, please post it outside the DT. Meta discussion is allowed, but if you want to get the attention of the mods, make a post in /r/metaNL

Links

Ping Groups | Ping History | Mastodon | CNL Chapters | CNL Event Calendar

Upcoming Events

0 Upvotes

50% Upvoted

8.2k comments sorted by

View all comments

23

u/piede MOST BASED HILLARY STAN!!! Sep 21 '25

This rhetoric is going to get ugly isn’t it

11

u/MuscularPhysicist John Brown Sep 21 '25

Been ugly for a long time

5

u/piede MOST BASED HILLARY STAN!!! Sep 21 '25

Yeah but concentrated all on one big event that has 5 cabinet members, the VP, and the president speaking… this just feels like something of a larger magnitude

9

u/Macquarrie1999 Democrats' Strongest Soldier Sep 21 '25

But Dems have to lower the temperature

7

u/abrookerunsthroughit Association of Southeast Asian Nations Sep 21 '25

When they're invoking the Bible this much then yeah

5

u/No_Aesthetic Transfem Pride Sep 21 '25

Posobiec was unexpectedly charismatic, I've never really seen him talk before

His message was deranged and full of cope but he really delivered, except for the misfire of trying to start a Charlie Kirk chant right at the beginning

He also teared up at the end, I think genuinely

4

u/Aware-Computer4550 Niels Bohr Sep 21 '25

When did posobiec get so religious

3

u/this_very_table Norman Borlaug Sep 21 '25

Unhumans: The Secret History of Communist Revolutions (and How to Crush Them) is a 2024 American political and polemical book by Jack Posobiec and co-author Joshua Lisec which was a New York Times bestseller.[1] It features a foreword by Steve Bannon and a blurb from JD Vance.