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08-12-2020 07:56 PM |
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Originally Posted by jwb
(Post 2130568)
In the first 20 minutes I didn't honestly hear much that was very contentious. Yes the 2008 financial crisis was bad and the people responsible were never given real consequences. Yes this helped lead to the rise in populist politics with occupy on the left and the tea party on the right. None of this seems uniquely appealing to the DSA to me. I rarely hear or speak to anyone who disagrees with this.
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More about the concept of the working class getting sold out and gutted by the higher ups, I would have guessed would have been a welcome position.
Who knows, maybe I'm projecting, but the biggest gripe I have with the DNC, and the area I'm probably more aligned with the DSA on is the wild over financialization of the US. The Ivy Grads getting a degree in space aeronautics and working at McKinsey, every company regardless of sector offering you a credit card, the leveraged-buyout apocalypse putting people out of work.
I guess I was wrong. Oh well.
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Originally Posted by Frownland
(Post 2130569)
To clarify: you're Diogenes for publicly masturbating and I'm Diogenes for calling out bad logic like a dick.
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As long as you acknowledge you're a dick, I'm fine with it.
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