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Posted like 3 tweets down from this guy: https://mobile.twitter.com/Inartica/status/1210970985114959872/photo/1 https://mobile.twitter.com/Inartica/status/12109

by verall 7y ago

Posted like 3 tweets down from this guy: https://mobile.twitter.com/Inartica/status/1210970985114959872/photo/1 https://mobile.twitter.com/Inartica/status/12109709851149598... Aaaaaaa! I believe anti-homeless architecture is appalling and Western culture of "the strong (rich) deserve more than others" is the root cause but good lord please go to China and talk to some people before you go repeating propaganda like that...

cameronfraser 7y ago
This guy has some weird cognitive dissonance. They seem to be supportive of socialist countries, but also of tulsi gabbard?
- joeblow9999 7y ago
  why is that surprising? have you read her policy positions?
  - cameronfraser 7y ago
    She is very far from socialist. She isn't in line with democrat ideologies either. Her policies don't matter, what matters is her history. She is a conservative masquerading as a democrat. For example: https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/13/politics/kfile-tulsi-gabbard-lgbt/index.html https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/13/politics/kfile-tulsi-gabbard-...
    - joeblow9999 7y ago
      its amazing how we can all see things so differently. her policies seem ver socialist to me
    - joeblow9999 7y ago
      socialist is about economic policies. your link is about something else
      - joeblow9999 7y ago
        also to clarify im not saying youre wrong that she may be conservative on social issues.
      - cameronfraser 7y ago
        It's just an example of how she doesn't fall in line with the left at all. Look at her voting record.
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serf 7y ago
>Western culture of "the strong (rich) deserve more than others" is the root cause [citation needed] two, actually. one regarding the Western origins of 'the strong (rich)', and one regarding poverty being caused by 'the strong (rich)' I think both claims are overly ambitious. These problems largely pre-date mass civilization, not to mention 'the east and west'.

by verall 7y ago

cameronfraser 7y ago

This guy has some weird cognitive dissonance. They seem to be supportive of socialist countries, but also of tulsi gabbard?

joeblow9999 7y ago
why is that surprising? have you read her policy positions?
- cameronfraser 7y ago
  She is very far from socialist. She isn't in line with democrat ideologies either. Her policies don't matter, what matters is her history. She is a conservative masquerading as a democrat. For example: https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/13/politics/kfile-tulsi-gabbard-lgbt/index.html https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/13/politics/kfile-tulsi-gabbard-...
  - joeblow9999 7y ago
    its amazing how we can all see things so differently. her policies seem ver socialist to me
  - joeblow9999 7y ago
    socialist is about economic policies. your link is about something else
    - joeblow9999 7y ago
      also to clarify im not saying youre wrong that she may be conservative on social issues.
    - cameronfraser 7y ago
      It's just an example of how she doesn't fall in line with the left at all. Look at her voting record.
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serf 7y ago

>Western culture of "the strong (rich) deserve more than others" is the root cause [citation needed] two, actually. one regarding the Western origins of 'the strong (rich)', and one regarding poverty being caused by 'the strong (rich)' I think both claims are overly ambitious. These problems largely pre-date mass civilization, not to mention 'the east and west'.