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[–] 12 points 1 year ago (2 children)

No, it’s not.

This us moving to the left.

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If Republican right wing voters and Democratic left wing voters both want to tax millionaires, unionise, public funding for healthcare and education, then that is the policial centre by definition.

And anyone not for these things is a far right radical, including the neolib wing of the DNC.

My point is that despite how it is portrayed everywhere, the US is not in general a right wing conservative country, and neither are the rural areas.

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  • [–] 0 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    then that is the policial centre by definition.

    By the shitty neoliberl "logic" that got us into this exact scenario

    It's crazy to still be repeating this, but:

    Stop listening to what neoliberals told you. Virtually none of it was based on fact it was just whatever they thought would excuse their behavior.

    Doing what you suggested is to the left of both parties last presidential candidate. Voters don't want that because some voters from both parties want it

    They want it because voters across the political spectrum approve of progressive policy

    That's why the billionaires are so fucking scared

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