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Topic	My girl Tulsi digging into shitty Trump and tyrant Bolton on JRE!
-rilo- 05/14/19 11:59:49 AM #77:	shockthemonkey posted... ThyCorndog posted... shockthemonkey posted... ThyCorndog posted... I care. I just don't believe in temporary measures. the more trump is allowed to be the malicious idiot that he is, the more it strengthens progressives in the long term. it's something we can look back at and point to as something we don't ever want to return to again. if we don't get a progressive president now, then we'll get one after his second term. there was an unprecedented surge of progressive candidates and ideas in response to trump's victory in the election Do you think all the progressives will disappear if a neoliberal candidate wins or something? What is your plan if progressivism isnt popular enough to win? i'll keep supporting who I want to support. I'll probably keep believing in what I believe in. or maybe I'll end up having a different set of beliefs politically by then. it's possible I end up giving up like some of you and towing the party line. or maybe I just fuck off out of politics entirely. it's hard to really tell you what I'll do years down the line so I'm not sure what you're fishing for Who is towing the party line by voting for the best candidate in the race? Im trying to figure out why your plan is entirely we need a progressive to win this election as if there is nothing else. more neoliberalism won't change any of the underlying issues the country has, when our main problem is neoliberalism. though Tulsi isn't basically a republican, she is pretty solidly on the progressive end. Biden and most center-right dems are, though. --- http://myanimelist.net/profile/rilo https://imgur.com/pEifvti <cite>-rilo- posted [p:921879510] in My girl Tu... [t:77714226]...</cite> <quote><cite>shockthemonkey posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ThyCorndog posted...</cite> <quote><cite>shockthemonkey posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ThyCorndog posted...</cite> <quote>I care. I just don't believe in temporary measures. the more trump is allowed to be the malicious idiot that he is, the more it strengthens progressives in the long term. it's something we can look back at and point to as something we don't ever want to return to again. if we don't get a progressive president now, then we'll get one after his second term. there was an unprecedented surge of progressive candidates and ideas in response to trump's victory in the election</quote> Do you think all the progressives will disappear if a neoliberal candidate wins or something? What is your plan if progressivism isnt popular enough to win?</quote> i'll keep supporting who I want to support. I'll probably keep believing in what I believe in. or maybe I'll end up having a different set of beliefs politically by then. it's possible I end up giving up like some of you and towing the party line. or maybe I just fuck off out of politics entirely. it's hard to really tell you what I'll do years down the line so I'm not sure what you're fishing for</quote> Who is towing the party line by voting for the best candidate in the race? Im trying to figure out why your plan is entirely we need a progressive to win this election as if there is nothing else.</quote> more neoliberalism won't change any of the underlying issues the country has, when our main problem is neoliberalism. though Tulsi isn't basically a republican, she is pretty solidly on the progressive end. Biden and most center-right dems are, though. --- http://myanimelist.net/profile/rilo https://imgur.com/pEifvti</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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