This has basically been my face for the last month
And it doesn't help that when I actually go out to touch grass, my town has put Ukrainian flags all over the place
I don't want to move into the woods, but I just damn well might as this point
that's what the entire subreddit is. there is no reason for anyone making less than 6 figures to self ID as a neoliberal, but some regular reddit morons were unwillingly drawn into the bloodbath of online political discourse and decided that internet leftists are so annoying that they're going to adopt whatever positions and labels leftists criticize, save for open fascism. psychologically they're barely different from /r/kotakuinaction except more of them have been to college on average
PPI has been around since 1989 and views itself as Bill Clinton's "idea mill" aka think tank. Why I call them a fossil fuel think tank is detailed here. They oppose climate action, defend fracking, and receive donations from Exxon Mobil.
it's safe to say that their upvotes are farmed, and their organic support is mostly bourgeois economics and political science majors and interns who hope to work for PPI or a similar think tank one day. It's basically a Neera Tanden farm.
The creator of r/neoliberal, Colin Mortimer, is the Director of the Center for New Liberalism at PPI, which seeks to "develop a salient identity around the center-left values that have increasingly come under fire in this age of populism."
antifascism is when anticommunism
oh fuck oh shit why is there fascism in my anticommunism again god damn it
This isn't all that surprising. Liberals think overt aggression/violence is fascism. This is why you get morons saying shit like "antifa sure us ironic cus they sure act like nazis by punching people!Hur hur hur!"
The literally don't understand or even comprehend class dynamics. So in this instance Russia=aggressor=fascist therefore everyone else good. Which like yeah fair enough as far as Russia goes, nato is fascist as hell and so is ukraine.
This isn’t all that surprising. Liberals think overt aggression/violence is fascism
While this is true they are also led/organized by intellectually dishonest propagandists
advise spamming "google operation paperclip" in the comments
In high school, Operation Paperclip was sold as the US inviting German scientists who were totally non-political over.
First comment pointing out there's more fash in the US military than Azov as if that is some kind of refutation
No, they're not fascists, WE'RE fascists!
:xi-reactionary-spotted: :maduro-katana-1::maduro-katana-2: :diaz-canel-troll: :kim-drip: :evo: Very cool, Yankee, get in the pit.
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First comment pointing out there’s more fash in the US military than Azov as if that is some kind of refutation
1: obviously the US is more fascist than any other country, since the US bankrolls and seeds fascism everywhere else
2: saying there's "more in the US" is an asinine point since ukraine 41 million people and the USA has 330 million people. Even if only 15% of Americans are fascists, that's about the entire population of Ukraine.
PPI has been around since 1989 and views itself as Bill Clinton's "idea mill" aka think tank. Why I call them a fossil fuel think tank is detailed here. They oppose climate action, defend fracking, and receive donations from Exxon Mobil.
it's safe to say that their upvotes are farmed, and their organic support is mostly bourgeois economics and political science majors and interns who hope to work for PPI or a similar think tank one day. It's basically a Neera Tanden farm.
The creator of r/neoliberal, Colin Mortimer, is the Director of the Center for New Liberalism at PPI, which seeks to "develop a salient identity around the center-left values that have increasingly come under fire in this age of populism."
Adolf Heusinger, chief of the Operationsabteilung (third-in-command of the Wehrmacht) from 1940-1944 and Hitler’s acting Chief of Staff 1944, Chairman of the NATO Military Committee 1961-1964
Hans Speidel, chief of staff to Erwin Rommel, Supreme Commander of NATO’s ground forces in Central Europe 1957-1963
Johannes Steinhoff, Luftwaffe fighter pilot during WWII and recipient of the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross (the Nazi military’s highest award), Chairman of the NATO Military Committee 1971–1974
Johann von Kielmansegg, General Staff officer to the High Command of the Wehrmacht 1942-1944, NATO Commander in Chief of Allied Forces Central Europe 1967-1968
Ernst Ferber, Major in the Wehrmacht and group leader of the organizational department of the Supreme Command of the Army (Wehrmacht) 1943-1945 and recipient of the Iron Cross 1st Class, NATO Commander in Chief of Allied Forces Central Europe 1973-1975
Karl Schnell, battery chief in the Western campaign in 1940/later First General Staff Officer of the LXXVI Panzer Corps in 1944 and recipient of the Iron Cross 2nd Class, NATO Commander in Chief of Allied Forces Central Europe 1975-1977
Franz Joseph Schulze, Lieutenant in the reserve and Chief of the 3rd Battery of the Flak Storm Regiment 241 and recipient of the Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross in 1944, NATO Commander in Chief of Allied Forces Central Europe 1977-1979
Ferdinand von Senger und Etterlin, Lieutenant of 24th Panzer Division in the German 6th Army, participant in the Battle of Stalingrad, adjutant to Army High Command, and recipient of the German Cross in gold, NATO Commander in Chief of Allied Forces Central Europe 1979-1983
doesn't matter if you're banned, r/neoliberal mods will just hide your posts from everyone except you, if they happen to make any salient points without breaking the rules. Especially if your post is long, informative, and contains cited sources.
reddit is a propaganda factory, especially r/neoliberal, and there's no point talking to people outside of the dwindling communist containment boards.
r/neoliberal
PPI has been around since 1989 and views itself as Bill Clinton's "idea mill" aka think tank. Why I call them a fossil fuel think tank is detailed here. They oppose climate action, defend fracking, and receive donations from Exxon Mobil.
it's safe to say that their upvotes are farmed, and their organic support is mostly bourgeois economics and political science majors and interns who hope to work for PPI or a similar think tank one day. It's basically a Neera Tanden farm.
The creator of r/neoliberal, Colin Mortimer, is the Director of the Center for New Liberalism at PPI, which seeks to "develop a salient identity around the center-left values that have increasingly come under fire in this age of populism."
That's it. I'm not checking this website until i'm done with my dissertation. Despair is not a good mindset to write in.
PPI has been around since 1989 and views itself as Bill Clinton's "idea mill" aka think tank. Why I call them a fossil fuel think tank is detailed here. They oppose climate action, defend fracking, and receive donations from Exxon Mobil.
it's safe to say that their upvotes are farmed, and their organic support is mostly bourgeois economics and political science majors and interns who hope to work for PPI or a similar think tank one day. It's basically a Neera Tanden farm.
The creator of r/neoliberal, Colin Mortimer, is the Director of the Center for New Liberalism at PPI, which seeks to "develop a salient identity around the center-left values that have increasingly come under fire in this age of populism."
All I'm saying is that if I had access to Black IC I would deploy it against /r/neoliberal.
Technically given what the third arrow means and what a bundle of sticks is, this has all kinda come full circle
