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    They don’t care and take everything for granted, that’s what stupid people do. Also they think 5 min in advance.

    See the people who voted for Trump and then were shocked that they or their relatives get deported. Likewise here: "the bad stuff is for other people and not me“ or some version of that.

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    No, that’s all due to leftism. Liberals just took credit for them, and have prevented leftists from protecting them.

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      Okay but “leftism” is just a made-up word like “cromulent” and “hypothetical”.

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        Im a left wing socialist, living in Scotland. From my point of view, American liberals are closer to nazis than they are to me.

        I live in a country that has free healthcare, free education. That took the two party system, and told it to take a fucking walk. And we did all this, while under the rule of parliament in England. Are we perfect? Not even close. Even the SNP, the party most directly responsible for all the good shit we have today, is invested with corruption.

        But if youre an American, and youre waxing lyrical about how amazing the Dems are or about how amazing it is being a “liberal”. Im sorry, but youre right wing and youre hated outside of the US by people who are actually left wing. I mean, youre left wing party is to the right of the fucking tories in the UK. And tories are, in no uncertain terms, massive fucking cunts.

        Something to think about the next time you are looking at the Dems to be your heroes…

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          Well that’s excellent news for Scotland, and well done. The US has a little ways to go with that one.

          One of the things that kibbles my bits is that people not well versed in USA look at the turd circus we’ve managed to inflict on everyone and think it’s some agreed-upon settled system. It is absolutely not agreed-upon other than we have to do something today so this is what we’re doing.

          Here’s a little flava of what it’s like to support the only national party with elected officials who support healthcare for all, living wage, public transportation, free education, and scientifically backed public health and environmental initiatives: our party “is to the right of the fucking tories in the UK. And tories are, in no uncertain terms, massive fucking cunts. Something to think about the next time you are looking at the Dems to be your heroes…”

          That’s what it’s like. So either people who state right up front that they don’t live here and don’t know what it’s like are correct that the Democrats are “to the right of the Tories” and “closer to nazis than [the left]” - OR - They’re wrong.

          My position is the latter. But that’s different from “waxing lyrical about how amazing the Dems are”. No no. Nay nay. Dems are extremely critical of the Democratic party for all the reasons you’d expect and some you wouldn’t.

          But Lemmy doesn’t need any help shitting on the Democrats, do they? No. Because most of them vote Democrat. They want the national party to do All The Things, All The Time and will never be happy with it except in little pocket of time. That’s what it’s like.

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          The thing is, dems are the only other party choice.

          And while dem leadership is absolutely awful, there are progressives in the Democratic party. Like actual socdems and demsocs. The issue is nobody votes in primaries.

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            There’s lots of other parties. But the Dems sued the socialist candidate off my state’s ballot last election.

            It’s moronic to claim the people setting the fire are the only ones who can fix it.

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                  “I see no good reason for Mr. West to be kept off the ballot or Pennsylvanians otherwise prevented from voting for him,” the lawyer, Matt Haverstick, said in an interview. Haverstick declined to say who hired him or why.

                  Jill Stein was your socialist candidate? The party that very specifically, under the direction of russia, runs in order to help trump win? The party that filed late and incompletely?

                  RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The Green Party will remain an official party in North Carolina, able to field candidates statewide through the 2028 elections, even though their 2024 nominees for governor and president failed to get the votes required by state law.

                  The Republican-led State Board of Elections voted 3-2 on Thursday to continue recognizing the North Carolina Green Party, potentially affecting close contests for president, U.S. Senate and governor or other statewide and local offices.

                  I hope that’s not too complex for everyone to grok as to what’s going on there.

                  And it’s funny you say they “always” do that because they didn’t used to do that. Until republiQan ratfuckers like Roger Stone realized they just needed to siphon off 2% more of votes and the GOP would win everytime.

                  This isn’t the DNC gatekeeping elections, this is an offensive line that is gatekeeping the quarterback. Stunt candidates are a tool the GOP uses all the time - ask them what Ross Perot taught them. Or John Anderson. Scant, last-minute candidates who may or may not know who’s backing them are not serious political entities on a national stage.

                  Jill Stein? Really? Are we gonna do that one again?

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            You know, the real progressives are fucked, mate. Bernie was the key. The one chance to drag the U.S. into the new millennium with a bit of decency, fairness, and genuine progress. The kind of shift that could’ve reset the tone for an entire generation. But it was all scuppered, not by the right, not by the voters, but by the same gaggle of corrupt party leaders and donors so many still put their faith in today.

            The Democratic establishment couldn’t stomach the idea of someone who didn’t owe them. Twice they closed ranks to stop him, all while pretending it was about “electability.” They said he couldn’t win, then worked behind the scenes to make sure he never got the chance. The DNC changed debate rules mid-campaign, the media ran coordinated hit pieces about his “temperament” and “supporters,” and everyone from Hillary Clinton to Barack Obama made calls to make sure endorsements went to the “safe” choice. And for what? So they could put up a candidate who barely inspired his own party to show up at the polls?

            Even now, the same pattern plays out. Last year, Nancy Pelosi made sure AOC didn’t get a committee seat that could have set her up for a presidential run in 2028. Instead of giving a 35-year-old woman in her prime the chance to build real experience and influence, the seat went to a 75-year-old man dying of cancer. Because, in their eyes, loyalty to the machine matters more than the future of the movement. And even after the guy died 4 months later, they still wont allow her get the seat.

            And it’s not just AOC. Look at what they did to Nina Turner, Cori Bush, Ilhan Omar — anyone who dares to challenge corporate donors or question U.S. foreign policy gets smeared, sidelined, or primaried by DNC-backed “moderates.” The second you talk about universal healthcare, higher taxes on billionaires, or ending endless wars, you’re branded “unelectable.” Yet somehow, it’s always the moderates who lose the winnable races.

            You can see this play out at every level of government. look at the New York mayoral race. The establishment had the chance to back real progressives like Maya Wiley or Dianne Morales, people who actually wanted to tackle policing, housing, and inequality at the root. But instead, they rallied behind Eric Adams. A former cop, drenched in real estate money, who branded himself as “working class” while taking donations from every developer in the city. The media treated him like the grown-up in the room, the DNC donors opened their wallets, and the result was inevitable. The city that gave the world Occupy Wall Street ended up with a mayor who governs like Bloomberg with a badge. That’s not progress. That’s regression dressed in identity politics.

            And look at what’s happening with Zohran Mamdani. Here’s a guy who’s actually walking the talk, pushing for housing as a human right, calling out landlords and real estate money in politics, standing with tenants instead of developers. You’d think the party would hold him up as the future. A young, articulate, principled leader who speaks to working-class people and immigrants alike. But no. The establishment treats him like a nuisance. They quietly back primary challengers against him, strip funding from his allies, and pretend he’s “too radical” for a state drowning in rent debt and corporate greed. That tells you everything you need to know. In their eyes, the problem isn’t corruption. It’s anyone who dares to point it out.

            The truth is, the party doesn’t want progress, it wants control. It’s built to absorb progressive energy, milk it for enthusiasm and votes, then smother it before it threatens the donor class. Bernie showed what was possible. Millions of people, young and old, left and right wing, saw a vision of America that wasn’t built on cynicism or corporate handshakes. And the establishment made damn sure it never got close again.

            Because if people like AOC, Bernie, or Turner ever actually got power, the kind of power to change how the system works, it wouldn’t just rattle the right. It’d end the cosy little club at the top of the left too. And they’d rather burn the whole thing down than let that happen.

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              But it was all scuppered, . . . by the same gaggle of corrupt party leaders and donors so many still put their faith in today.

              No they don’t. It’s arguable they ever did. What we do is support our candidate (Bernie, in my case) and then when he doesn’t win, we support the next one down. No faith involved.

              The Democratic establishment couldn’t stomach the idea of someone who didn’t owe them.

              You’re making that up, but it sounds believable. Oh, you’ve got names, quotes, dates? Well in that case yeah [that person]’s a real asshole and we want them to die. But you don’t, do you. Who said “we can’t stomach the idea of [supporting] someone who doesn’t owe us”? Hm? No one. You’re writing your own little political thriller there.

              Even now, the same pattern plays out. Last year, Nancy Pelosi made sure AOC didn’t get a committee seat that could have set her up for a presidential run in 2028.

              So true, and - couple of things: 1) that was extreme bullshit and we’re all on board with kicking Nancy to the curb for it. Is Ken Martin going to go on the Sunday talk shows and say that? No. That’s not how we do it because we’re a real party of actual humans. So you won’t get your proof other than what an actual Democrat actually living the US who actually votes is telling you. 2) That may be some sort of recognized path in the UK to run for PM, but here it is not - nothing prevents AOC from running except the age limitation.

              The second you talk about universal healthcare, higher taxes on billionaires, or ending endless wars, you’re branded “unelectable.” Yet somehow, it’s always the moderates who lose the winnable races.

              Well no, but also yes the Democratic consultants (whom AOC famously elected to not employ) are all about losing winnable races. That’s a long-standing tradition that also helps hide a lot of cheating the GOP does. Here’s what that comes down to: candidates willing to run. The dance floor is always open. There aren’t a lot of Bill Clinton / Barack Obamas that want to run, and people to the left of them even less so. Name a socialist running for the House next year.

              You can see this play out at every level of government. look at the New York mayoral race.

              Man, NY is fucking Mars politically. Your narrative is convincing to people who don’t know that.

              The city that gave the world Occupy Wall Street ended up with a mayor who governs like Bloomberg with a badge. That’s not progress. That’s regression dressed in identity politics.

              The city that gave the world OWS voted for “Bloomberg with a badge”. What’s your point? NY politics is fucking insane? That’s my point!

              The truth is, the party doesn’t want progress, it wants control.

              Bullshit. Of course they want progress, hyperbole fails you here. And all parties “want control” of the party - no shit. That’s what they exist to do. That’s how you get on the ballot in all 50 states. I’d imagine whatever parties are big in Scotland also want control of their party. That’s how it works.

              Because if people like AOC, Bernie, or Turner ever actually got power, the kind of power to change how the system works, it wouldn’t just rattle the right. It’d end the cosy little club at the top of the left too. And they’d rather burn the whole thing down than let that happen.

              I disagree, but I’m here for Bernie and AOC and anyone like them who wants to run. Bernie’s a fucking Independent, anyone can (and does) run on that - so why don’t they? Because in a lot of places in America (not fucking New York, will you forget about fucking New York for five minutes?) but in Albuquerque and Grand Rapids and Dumas and Tacoma the Democratic party gets it done when nobody - no other party is there to move the country forward. Did that make the news in Scotland? I bet it didn’t.

              Socialist Party? Communist Party? The fucking Green party? No. Doesn’t exist, or, exists and is a giant clusterfuck. As most parties are, because they’re human-centered communications organizations with the potential of tremendous money and power.

              TL;DR what you’ve got here is not exactly wrong, but it ain’t right.

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                  Oof. Hey fwiw, I hope you guys leave the UK and rejoin the EU. But if that’s not leftist enough then, y’know whatever helps there. I would think that would be good but wtfdik.

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        I mean…if you want to be pedantic, and I always do, every word is made-up. That’s how words work. Don’t have a word for something? Make it up from nothing, or by smashing two or more words together (lookin at you my German fam 😘👉) or just borrow a word from a different language. That’s literally just how words work. It’s all made up.

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          So true. Or as William Burroughs said, “Language is a virus from outer space.”

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      This is a post talking directly to MAGA women. Right-wingers generally don’t know the difference between leftism and liberalism. You gotta talk to people at their level. Being pointlessly pedantic doesn’t convince people.

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        No, it’s just one group of rightwingers, talking to another faction of rightwingers, trying to take credit for the left’s work to increase their recruitment.

        It’s not “pointlessly pedantic.” It’s crucial distinction we have to constantly make, because liberals have been trying to steal that credit for as long as there have been liberals. And nice job throwing in the standard liberal condescension, straight up admitting the tactic is to talk down to conservatives as if they’re children. Because that’s worked so well?

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          First off, I’m definitely not a liberal.

          No idea why you think I’m being condescending, please explain so I can avoid giving that impression in the future. I’m just explaining something that you seemed to have missed in your original comment.

          And credit doesn’t matter when the person you’re talking to doesn’t know what the fuck you’re talking about.

          Talking to someone at their level doesn’t mean talking to them like they’re a child. It means stopping to think about where that person is coming from and using that to more effectively make your point. Empathy is an incredibly useful skill when you’re trying to communicate with someone, especially someone with very different beliefs from you.

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            So why not just tell them conservatives accomplished all of those things? If we’re just trying to make them feel good, and giving credit to people who had nothing to do with it, why not just reinforce their bias?

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      They are trained from a very young age to obey and never question authority. It’s pretty much part of the religion.

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    Count on the Internet to bring out the pedantic comments. “Liberal” is the word used to describe pretty much anything on the “Left” in the USA.

    Keep making your divisive posts about the “Liberals” vs the “Left” though. Trying to make sure you aren’t boxed in with any other “Left” pointing groups will definitely help bring people together to change the current state of things…

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      Hey, I didn’t pick that fight. A bunch of super geniuses started shouting liberals suck in every thread and my position is they’re doing it wrong.

      Count on the Internet to bring out the pedantic comments. “Liberal” is the word used to describe pretty much anything on the “Left” in the USA.

      See all those downvotes from people who “disagree” with your well obvious fact? That’s bullshit. If people can learn new and interesting things from other countries, why can’t this be one of those things?

      The answer I’ve gotten is ‘shut up, Americans should change the words they use’. As someone who’s said that often enough myself, I can reliably inform them that is not going to happen.

      So they can either learn it or not, but it is the case. This meme being one small example.

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        Agreed. People are trying so hard to be correct that they don’t want to be on the same side, they’d rather pick a flight.

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          If the same side is “liberals suck”, yeah that’s gonna be a fight. Why would people deliberately piss off the majority of progressive voters in the US? Unless they wanted fascism to win. Again.

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      Getting people to not be conservative is how you change the state of things. Liberalism is a conservative viewpoint by definition in the us. It is not left wing,’ as its not revolutionary nor progressive in any way.

      Liberals dont want the state of things to change in a positive way. By definition.

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        Looks like my comment went over your head. You are exactly what I’m talking about.

        I understand your point, but it’s pedantic either way.

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          It’s really not, and I understood your kumbayah nonsense.

          ‘Liberals’ do not want to see the atrocities that the us does.

          That is the difference between them and MAGA. They do not want to stop anything trump is doing. They want to be at brunch while it is happening.

          That is the fundamental problem. Half of Harris voters supported Donald trumps 2016 immigration policy. As that is what harris ran on. The other half was okay with genocide as long as it didn’t happen to them.

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            Still missing my point. I agree with your stance wholeheartedly. It’s a semantics problem. The point of communication is to get an idea across, and you’re hard stuck on this pictures usage of the word liberal.

            I don’t know if you’re not from the US, but I am, and what I’ve described is how that word is interpreted in the US.

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              It’s not semantics to be against incorrectly used, inclusive language when it includes two groups that couldnt have less to do with each other.

              It’s like saying “humans sexually assault dogs.” And being mad when someone points out that humans dont generally do that, just creepy zoophiles.

              Correcting language is the first step to correcting ideas, and thats the first step to fixing undeveloped countries like the us.

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                That is semantics friend. You’re describing semantics. We disagree on the meaning of a word, because colloquially it means one thing while it means something else in other definitions.

                Also your analogy is bad. You’re describing a generalization or the formation of a stereotype.

                Correcting language IS NOT how you correct ideas. You correct ideas by making people experience a difference in emotion.

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        Liberals dont want the state of things to change in a positive way. By definition.

        Liberalism - a political and moral philosophy based on the rights of the individual, liberty, consent of the governed, political equality, right to private property, and equality before the law.

        Not sure where you’re getting your definition from. Seems like you’re just kind of making your own up.

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          …the left wing of the French parliment was revolutionary. That defines left wing, leftist, left leaning, etc. The right wing was conservative. This is where we get out definitions. Both parties in the US are liberal. Specifically neoliberal.

          Therefore advocating for liberalism, is, by definition, right wing. They dont want a change, because they believe they’ve achieved it. And by their definition, they have.

          Liberalism isnt progressive. It isnt radical nor revolutionary. It was in the 1700s. It hasn’t been since the 1700s.

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            Sorry bud. You said by definition. Then you proceeded to interpret your own definition using the history of multiple nations.

            You can’t go around saying “by definition” when it isn’t the definition. Words matter. Maybe not to you, but they matter.

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              No, buddy, you read the wrong definition. I corrected that for you. Please reread and then try again.

              By the definition of left wing, liberals are not left wing in the us.

              Hope that is more clear and good luck on your ESL journey.

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        Fascism will consume your ideology.

        Hum… Sorry, that’s not how ideologies work.

        If you are from the US, you have a fascism problem. You should push vocally for them to be severely punished, to the point they can’t return to power, and prepare for the the alternative, that is less civil than that.

        None of this has any impact on liberalism, or in my ideology.

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    There’s a whole lot of tribalism going on here, woof.

    Apparently ‘perfect is the enemy of good’ has been lost to time.

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      It’s true. If you’re a progressive who wants all the progressive things and calls yourself a liberal, you’re the worst human who ever lived. The only thing worse would be to say you voted for a Democrat. I mean. We’re on the left, not the super-far-right like the Democrats.

      (/s because I’m told it’s not clear what things mean unless one puts a /s in it)

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      A better historical note would be to say … to have a bank account

      I think up until the 50s women couldn’t have a bank account in their name, without their husband signing for them or something. Up until then, women couldn’t have any money in their name in a recognized bank.

      For common women that is … if you were the ultra wealthy, you could afford to skirt around banking rules … but as a common woman with a bit of money, you couldn’t have a regular bank account of your own.

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        You’re right except for the year. That wasn’t until 1974 that women could open back accounts in their own name.

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          That’s when legislation was passed ensuring banks couldn’t block a woman getting an account on her own. Before that it was dependant on the bank.

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      Between annual fees or interest, most people do directly pay for using a credit cards.

      And even if there’s no AF, and you don’t carry a balance so there’s no interest, we all indirectly pay by way of processing fees.

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        Paying isn’t buying though.
        Buying is paying for ownership of a thing.

        You don’t “own” a credit card. Credit cards own you. (Unless you’re careful)

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    Arguably, it’s at least in large part the efforts of socialists, communists, and radical feminists that made some of these possible. But decades of vilification in the USA have made them virtually invisible to the general population.

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      Vilification that is alive and well here on Lemmy!

      Hands up, who hates liberals?!

      . . . see? Everyone.

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      Nothing like propaganda to make people to go against their best interests. I keep having to remember even decades is well after I was born, I can’t imagine having the ideals of conservatives. As long as it’s functional but there’s no cost to not suppressing others, well there may be at some point when we’re all on a scorching planet and have to make real sacrifices. Of course the old billionaires will be dead for the rest to deal with the fallout… hopefully figuratively and not actually like the game.

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    My grandma just went to the town hall to get her driver’s license without needing to take an exma somewhere in the fifties, so not really something they weren’t allowed to do.

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    Women everywhere don’t like getting yelled at, and this meme is yelling at women. Might actually influence the men in their lives perhaps, somehow.

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    …you can have an abortion if you want to not have a baby yet…oh actually you don’t have this one anymore.

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      You’re just being pedantic. In mainstream US terminology “Liberal” means left and “Conservative” means right. If you start using terminology beyond that the target audience isn’t going to know what you’re talking about, and you’ll lose them before you even have a chance to make your point.