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To show that these questions have been asked before, and when the social issue at stake is one that leftists champion, very very few on the left are willing to
by dani__german 1y ago
To show that these questions have been asked before, and when the social issue at stake is one that leftists champion, very very few on the left are willing to stand up to presidential authority in any way.
When the same exact power is used in a way that leftists by fiat deem "bad", there is no limit of the amount of pettiness, name calling, obstruction, and general ill will they will put to use to stop the president from doing something. in this case, it is to uphold Civil Rights law against a clear and ongoing violation.
This poster should have realized though that the way to win in politics hasn't been "debating the left" or crying "what if the roles were reversed?!" for some time now. Thats the way to be a principled loser, and be called all sorts of names in the process.
- mmooss 1y agoThere is no comparable president on the left, or from any part of the political spectrum. > Thats the way to be a principled loser, and be called all sorts of names in the process. Your argument is baseless attacks and your victimhood. Is there anything substantive that supports your claims?
- dani__german 1y agobaseless attacks, like calling every republican a Nazi for the last 30 years seems to have worked quite well. Proclaiming your victimhood w.r.t. an abstract "patriarchy" has also lead to significant gains in political influence.
- mmooss 1y agoI think you have had too much Kool-aid today.