You call out Russia or China, MLs think if they regurgitate "read theory" that solves my issues with them.

You call out American liberals and how they aid fascists, you're calling a secret Trump supporter.

You say that genocide is an evil action, liberals and Tankies will defend their favorite country's actions because you're a shill for the enemy if you do.

You say America did something kinda good, you're somehow a neolib in disguise. You lightly praise the USSR, you're Stalin's second cousin as an AI.

I just don't want people harmed by a government force. Fuck me, I guess? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills for applying the same morals to every politician and country, even ones I live in or slightly like.

Edit: If someone said it was annoying being an leftist and a bunch of liberals came in exusing their actions and doubling down, everyone would be singing a different tune. Just kinda fascinating.

  • ProfessorOwl_PhD [any]
    ·
    2 months ago

    Named self after EVD, who famously became a marxist after reading theory while stuck in prison

    complains about being told to read theory

    Have you tried having serious politics instead vaguely vibing with generally anti-government ideas?

      • frauddogg [null/void, undecided]
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        2 months ago

        "We have nothing special to offer the Negro, and we cannot make separate appeals to all the races." -- Your man.

        Typical cracker.

        • Eugene V. Debs' Ghost@lemmy.dbzer0.com
          ·
          2 months ago

          Oh. Didn't know that. Jesus.

          Edit: oh it's out of context nevermind.

          The voice of Socialism must be as inspiring music to the ears of those in bondage, especially the weak black brethren, doubly enslaved, who are bowed to the earth and groan in despair beneath the burden of the centuries.

          For myself, my heart goes to the Negro and I make no apology to any white man for it. In fact, when I see the poor, brutalized, outraged black victim, I feel a burning sense of guilt for his intellectual poverty and moral debasement that makes me blush for the unspeakable crimes committed by my own race.

          Same piece it comes from.

      • ProfessorOwl_PhD [any]
        ·
        2 months ago

        You mean people have repeatedly pointed out you don't hold the values of the person you named yourself after? Should that not prompt at least a little introspection?