• @YarHarSuperstar
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    Yeah but the problem is we live in at least a pro-fascist state if not a fascist state already. So convincing people who realize this to vote for the guy who has been voting for fascist policies for decades (as well as some progressive ones, for those who will say I’m ignoring the “good” he’s done) and is actively supporting genocide not just in policy but in his statements and apparently beliefs is going to be pretty tough. It’s not just about voting “not Trump” anymore, people also want to vote “not Biden”.

    • @samus12345
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      1 month ago

      If you’re going to call Biden a fascist, the word really does mean “anything I don’t like”.

        • @nomous
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          51 month ago

          Show a little fucking courage when you call someone a name, own it coward.

          • @YarHarSuperstar
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            Okay, he’s a fascist. As if that needed to be pointed out.

            • @nomous
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              41 month ago

              Apparently it did because you tried to say you didn’t call him that 40 minutes ago. Glad we could clear it up, it wasn’t that hard.

        • @samus12345
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          51 month ago

          If someone is being accused of voting for fascist policies, it’s reasonable to assume they are being accused of being a fascist.

          • @YarHarSuperstar
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            While I would call Biden a fascist (and I do), your logic doesn’t follow. Would I call every Biden voter a fascist? No. Fascist apologist or enabler, maybe.