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Nothing you are saying invalidates these studies. It's not especially hard to run into this kind of hate out in the streets either, and if you are running an ab
by Comevius 4y ago
Nothing you are saying invalidates these studies. It's not especially hard to run into this kind of hate out in the streets either, and if you are running an abortion clinic you pretty much have to deal with it on a daily basis.
While we were talking a conservative man went to Nancy Pelosi's house looking for her and attacked her husband with a hammer. This was just one of the many high-profile incidents that occurred since the attack on the US Capitol.
This is a pattern. It's a culture of hate as I said, just in the United States alone at least 10 million people is fuming with hate, ready to snap on a moment's notice thanks to conservative media riling them up with conspiracy theories.
Things are not okay at all. The United States came close to the brink on January 6, 2021. The conservatives and their idea of a Christian theocracy checks all the marks of fascism, and they are not going to abandon it. History likely won't repeat itself verbatim, but it can sure rhyme, and a lot of people will be worst for it.
- _-david-_ 4y agoPlease just stop. The person who attacked Pelosi's husband was a leftist. https://nypost.com/2022/10/29/paul-pelosi-attacker-david-depape-lived-in-a-school-bus/ https://nypost.com/2022/10/29/paul-pelosi-attacker-david-dep... You need to get outside and stop going on the internet so much.
- detaro 4y agoI don't see where that article provides any evidence for "The person who attacked Pelosi's husband was a leftist.", if anything it suggests the opposite. Edit: ok, spent the few minutes tracking down an archive copy of the mentioned blogs, and ranting about "climate hysteria", "why colleges are becoming Cults", "communism is a revolution sponsored by wallstreet" and "Groomer schools" doesn't seem like usual leftist talking points.
- _-david-_ 4y agoNone of those are necessarily right wing views. Many average liberals agree with all of those. I consider liberals to be leftists, I know there is contention on that label though. I hold a more strict view than most people on what is right wing which may be causing my different view. I consider all liberals including classical liberals to be left wing. I would mention that "San Francisco pro-nudist activist Gypsy" isn't exactly a very right wing sort of position. He was also a hemp jewelry maker. At best he was in the center in common American parlance.