• @halcyoncmdr
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    172 months ago

    In the 80s we were already on this path to severe underpayment. He was being fucked by the system already, it just wasn’t as obviously destructive so he took it with the lube they provided and said thank you. Now they can’t admit that’s what happened because they would have to admit were/are idiots getting willingly fucked by the business.

      • @Soup
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        72 months ago

        I mean they really, very obviously, do go in for conservatives. It’s their whole fucking thing.

          • @Burn_The_Right
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            32 months ago

            Seems like you are making his point for him. The people being funded in these articles are all conservatives. Some are Democrat neoliberal conservatives, but they are still business-class conservatives, regardless of party affiliation.

            Conservatism is a plague of oppression that benefits the wealthy.

              • @Burn_The_Right
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                22 months ago

                I’m not trying to attack you at all. My apologies if it came off that way.

                I am pushing back on the common idea that the majority of Dem leadership is non-conservative. The establishment Democrats are neoliberal conservatives who align pretty well with Reagan on most topics. We don’t have a viable progressive party at the moment, unfortunately, so we’re stuck with diet-conservatives in the Dem party and the few progressives within the party.

    • @[email protected]
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      42 months ago

      Baby Boomers really struggle to accept their enormous share of how we got to this place.

      Invariably it’s some Millennial’s fault. And by Millennial, I mean anyone who looks under 40.