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"radical left propaganda" what like wanting health care and a clean environment for everyone?

• bra-ket 6y ago
  no, like anti-police, pro-riots bullshit
  • gruez 6y ago
    Funny how not wanting people to get summarily executed by the police is considered "radical left".
    • bra-ket 6y ago
      Encouraging violence on a forum intended for cat pictures seems pretty radical to me i'm all for revolution, my best friend is actually a bolshevik, just don't use non-political medium to push some agenda
      • gruez 6y ago
        >the encouragement of violence Can you link to some examples? If anything my experience is opposite. I saw a highly upvoted post on /r/all denouncing someone who was pro "white genocide". > on a forum intended for cat pictures seems pretty radical to me Is reddit "intended" for cat pictures? It might be the reason that you joined, or the content that you liked, but the default subs[1] cover a wide range of topics, not just cat pictures and memes. [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/ListOfSubreddits/wiki/defaults https://old.reddit.com/r/ListOfSubreddits/wiki/defaults
      • pjc50 6y ago
        > i'm all for revolution, my best friend is actually a bolshevik, just don't use non-political medium to push some agenda eyeroll.gif Not only do I not believe that, I'm sure the Bolsheviks had some words about attempting to separate the world into separate "political" and "apolitical" arenas.
  • reflectiv 6y ago
    I don't see anti police...I see police critique when it is lacking. I also don't see pro-riot anywhere...have any references for any of this? I am on reddit all the time...
• aleister_777 6y ago
  No, like the violent suppression of any thought that doesn't fit the narrative. Mutually exclusive ideologies never end well.