>Conservatives, this is radicalism. Stop it, or we might end up actually conserving something.
New here?
Create an account to submit posts, participate in discussions and chat with people.
You must log in or sign up to comment
15 comments:
I used to think that I should yield some to maintain peace when I was young. After I had my first child, my idea changed, we must stand firm, we must be unyielding, because children know when they can take advantage of parents' love.
Now they are just children. Imagine our enemies. After that I became radical.
Now they are just children. Imagine our enemies. After that I became radical.
>you’re a communist if you want to exterminate every race except your own rather than exterminate your own race
Hmm.
Hmm.
And so far, we fight back with words, only, imagine what will happen when (not 'if') we start fight back with violence!
> The "conservatives" who are scared of the "radical right" are the leftists and liberals of yesterday that were thrown out of today's left because they went too far left for their taste, so they try to hijack the right instead ...
Absolutely. Considering them "stealth RINOS", for lack of a better term. They're dead weight holding us back. They were left behind by the DNC and they're only wish is to see us become like the party that left them behind. No different than California Liberals who can't afford to live there, move elsewhere, and then immediately start voting Blue again.
> They want the right wing to forever be on the defensive and never be on the offensive.
I knew this back in the 90s, especially when the media was stirring up a moral panic by pumping out story after story of "right-wing militias" and "Christian Theocrats" hiding around every corner. Notice all throughout the last three decades that Republicans are ALWAYS -- *without exception* -- ALWAYS reacting to Democrat policies and Democrat-made "controversies".
Dems set the agenda and Republicans dance to the beat they're given. Not once, save maybe for the Tea Party, which was a genuinely grassroots movement, have Republicans even been out in front setting the terms. And when Dems cheat, Republicans do nothing but cry on the sidelines. When Dems are in office, it's non-stop carnage. When Reps. have the House and Senate, they sit on their hands!
Absolutely. Considering them "stealth RINOS", for lack of a better term. They're dead weight holding us back. They were left behind by the DNC and they're only wish is to see us become like the party that left them behind. No different than California Liberals who can't afford to live there, move elsewhere, and then immediately start voting Blue again.
> They want the right wing to forever be on the defensive and never be on the offensive.
I knew this back in the 90s, especially when the media was stirring up a moral panic by pumping out story after story of "right-wing militias" and "Christian Theocrats" hiding around every corner. Notice all throughout the last three decades that Republicans are ALWAYS -- *without exception* -- ALWAYS reacting to Democrat policies and Democrat-made "controversies".
Dems set the agenda and Republicans dance to the beat they're given. Not once, save maybe for the Tea Party, which was a genuinely grassroots movement, have Republicans even been out in front setting the terms. And when Dems cheat, Republicans do nothing but cry on the sidelines. When Dems are in office, it's non-stop carnage. When Reps. have the House and Senate, they sit on their hands!
Toast message
Shape shifting u/#topkek