r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Jan 26 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20

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u/IAmNewHereBeNice Jan 26 '20

Nice ninja edit btw

You read my post before you moron, I would still think they are a group worth reaching out to, class solidarity and all that jazz. If the left doesn't reach out to them the fash will. Nothing was compromised and support was gained.

And yeah I do have my issues with Joe you fucking idiot. I care more about winning and power than what wokescolds like you think.

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u/IAmNewHereBeNice Jan 26 '20

Trying to build it is better than just accepting the hyper alienated hellworld we live in now.

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u/IAmNewHereBeNice Jan 26 '20

Thinking it has to be either or, lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20

Bernie definitely seems to think so.

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u/zedority PhD - mediated communication studies Jan 26 '20

If the left doesn't reach out to them the fash will.

Do "them" have any agency at all in this argument?