| > Keep calling normal things people like or need fascism and you'll find yourself surrounded by legitimate fascists. M8, it is hilarious how easy conservatives trying to normalize that stuff in the wild is. I was just curious since you were trying to play the "I am playing devil's advocate" card when you are clearly a card carrying conservative. Look, idk how you are concluding this kind of craziness but it _is_ craziness from a fact based point of view. I'm only opposed to conservatives in the US for three reasons: 1) They are against my access to life saving medical care, potentially forcing me to flee the country to where I can afford it. 2) They are very comfortable courting anti-Jewish extremism in the US which is why I have to keep track of which bigoted asshole cares I'm jewish so I know who will try to knife me in the back professionally/personally. 3) They are less fiscally conservative (when it comes to the debt/deficit) than Democrats with their tax giveaways, guaranteeing the eventual failure of the United States financially. Similarly, their economic policies are sprinkling fairy dust and pray the long term consequences away. As a supporter of Israel (the part that isn't hurting the cooperating palestianians anyway), a fiscal conservative, and so forth, it is bizarre to me I have no party in the United States but the Democratic Party to vote for. |
Once again you argue my point for me. A place for everyone is a place for no one.