Progressivism as a mental illness

Jade Dragon said:
They don't consider anyone a Christian unless they brown nose for Republican values. They've called the Pope a commie.
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The current Pope, the Vicar of Marx, IS a Commie.

I think most conservatives consider those who follow the teaching of Christ to be Christians. democrats tend to be more affiliated with Karl Marx than Jesus of Nazareth - that includes the Borgia Pope.
 
goat said:
This coming from a big government spending neoliberal. Keep an eye on the debt and markets this year, then get back to me. Corporations now have the highest debt in history.
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Trying to blow smoke won't obscure the deep ignorance you've displayed,

You have utterly no idea what you are talking about. You think you can bullshit your way through - but you can't.
 
AProudLefty said:
Why should I answer your questions when you double down on your lie about Biden and his supporters being Marxist and Fascists?
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Of course you won't answer because you're a dishonest low IQ dumbass.

You don't think Biden and his supporters could be Marxists or Fascists because you lack the education to comprehend what they are.

But wanting more powerful and bigger Government controlling what people say lines up pretty well with Marxism and Fascism.

AProudLefty said:
Do you even have a little self-awareness?
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Projection. You're the definition of a lack of self-awareness brainless little man.
 
Uncensored2008 said:
The current Pope, the Vicar of Marx, IS a Commie.

I think most conservatives consider those who follow the teaching of Christ to be Christians. democrats tend to be more affiliated with Karl Marx than Jesus of Nazareth - that includes the Borgia Pope.
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No, it’s not accurate to say Democrats as a group are followers of Karl Marx. The Democratic Party in the U.S. is a broad coalition with a range of views, mostly centered around liberalism, progressivism, and social democracy. Marxism, with its focus on class struggle, overthrowing capitalism, and establishing a stateless, classless society, isn’t a core tenet of the party’s platform. Most Democrats support a mixed economy—capitalism with regulations and social programs—rather than the full abolition of private property Marx advocated.

That said, some critics on the right label Democrats as “Marxists” because of policies like universal healthcare or wealth taxes, which overlap with socialist ideas Marx influenced. But socialism and Marxism aren’t the same thing, and the party’s mainstream—think Biden or Pelosi—doesn’t push for Marxist revolution. A few on the far left, like some in the DSA (Democratic Socialists of America), might vibe with Marx’s critiques of capitalism, but they’re a minority within the broader Democratic tent.

Historically, Marx’s ideas have had more traction in Europe’s communist and socialist movements than in U.S. politics, where both major parties operate within a capitalist framework.

@Grok
 
goat said:
This coming from a big government spending neoliberal. Keep an eye on the debt and markets this year, then get back to me. Corporations now have the highest debt in history.
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...thanks to Biden. That will all get fixed over the next few years. Then you can whine and stomp your tiny little insignificant feet about how Trump got it right.

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AProudLefty said:
No, it’s not accurate to say Democrats as a group are followers of Karl Marx. The Democratic Party in the U.S. is a broad coalition with a range of views, mostly centered around liberalism, progressivism, and social democracy. Marxism, with its focus on class struggle, overthrowing capitalism, and establishing a stateless, classless society, isn’t a core tenet of the party’s platform. Most Democrats support a mixed economy—capitalism with regulations and social programs—rather than the full abolition of private property Marx advocated.

That said, some critics on the right label Democrats as “Marxists” because of policies like universal healthcare or wealth taxes, which overlap with socialist ideas Marx influenced. But socialism and Marxism aren’t the same thing, and the party’s mainstream—think Biden or Pelosi—doesn’t push for Marxist revolution. A few on the far left, like some in the DSA (Democratic Socialists of America), might vibe with Marx’s critiques of capitalism, but they’re a minority within the broader Democratic tent.

Historically, Marx’s ideas have had more traction in Europe’s communist and socialist movements than in U.S. politics, where both major parties operate within a capitalist framework.

@Grok
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Marx is an illuminist, the illuminati being a larger globalist cabal that controls most political movements.
 
AProudLefty said:
Got a link?
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I wish there was one to your brain.

Revised Platform Elicits Boos At DNC In Charlotte​

September 6, 20121:00 PM ET
Heard on Talk of the Nation

It was an unusual unscripted moment at the Democratic convention. Wednesday, a chorus of "boos" erupted when the chairman called a vote to add a mention of God to the party platform and reaffirm Jerusalem as capital of Israel. NPR.org Washington correspondent Liz Halloran talks about the dustup.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8BwqzzqcDs
 
AProudLefty said:
No, it’s not accurate to say Democrats as a group are followers of Karl Marx. The Democratic Party in the U.S. is a broad coalition with a range of views, mostly centered around liberalism, progressivism, and social democracy. Marxism, with its focus on class struggle, overthrowing capitalism, and establishing a stateless, classless society, isn’t a core tenet of the party’s platform. Most Democrats support a mixed economy—capitalism with regulations and social programs—rather than the full abolition of private property Marx advocated.

That said, some critics on the right label Democrats as “Marxists” because of policies like universal healthcare or wealth taxes, which overlap with socialist ideas Marx influenced. But socialism and Marxism aren’t the same thing, and the party’s mainstream—think Biden or Pelosi—doesn’t push for Marxist revolution. A few on the far left, like some in the DSA (Democratic Socialists of America), might vibe with Marx’s critiques of capitalism, but they’re a minority within the broader Democratic tent.

Historically, Marx’s ideas have had more traction in Europe’s communist and socialist movements than in U.S. politics, where both major parties operate within a capitalist framework.

@Grok
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:rofl2: :lolup: Brainless clueless fool thinks AI is a factual source.

There is no such thing as a "mixed" economy. It is either capitalistic, or socialist. There is no in between. It is only temporary until the autocrats can achieve total control.

Democrats hate the rich, billionaires who are not donors particularly.

Democrats believe in forcing people to buy specific products, electric cars comes to mind, but now not Elon's Teslas.

Democrats believe in price and wage controls.

Democrats believe that making citizens dependents on government handouts is a good way to ensure their future votes for an autocracy.

Democrats don't respect voters when they don't vote for their autocracy.

Democrats would like nothing more than have an autocracy where they wouldn't need to worry about mundane things like elections.

The list is long. But the most laughable part of your argument is this notion that Socialism does not lead to eventual total government control, which it does, or that one must have some revolution to end up with Marxist ideologies. Our schools are already working hard to assure that.
 
AProudLefty said:
No, it’s not accurate to say Democrats as a group are followers of Karl Marx.
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democrats as a party promote the views and ideas of Karl Marx, so it kind of is.

AProudLefty said:
The Democratic Party in the U.S. is a broad coalition with a range of views,
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The shameful democrat party in America is a hive with a central hive mind that dictates to the drones exactly what they think on any given issue.

AProudLefty said:
mostly centered around liberalism, progressivism, and social democracy.
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There is nothing even remotely "liberal" about democrats. It is a hive of progressive, AKA Marxist, loons.

AProudLefty said:
Marxism, with its focus on class struggle, overthrowing capitalism, and establishing a stateless, classless society, isn’t a core tenet of the party’s platform.
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Ah, so progressivism with its focus on race struggle, overthrowing white society and establishing a multicultural society. let's call it "the dictatorship of the POC" , isn’t a core tenet of the party’s platform.

AProudLefty said:
Most Democrats support a mixed economy—capitalism with regulations and social programs—rather than the full abolition of private property Marx advocated.
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Most democrats are mindless drones who support whatever MSNBC programs them to support on any given day, with no grasp that they utterly contradict what they were programmed to support the day before.

You know, like mandating that all buy an EV today, but setting the EV's on fire tomorrow.

AProudLefty said:
That said, some critics on the right label Democrats as “Marxists” because of policies like universal healthcare or wealth taxes, which overlap with socialist ideas Marx influenced. But socialism and Marxism aren’t the same thing, and the party’s mainstream—think Biden or Pelosi—doesn’t push for Marxist revolution. A few on the far left, like some in the DSA (Democratic Socialists of America), might vibe with Marx’s critiques of capitalism, but they’re a minority within the broader Democratic tent.

Historically, Marx’s ideas have had more traction in Europe’s communist and socialist movements than in U.S. politics, where both major parties operate within a capitalist framework.

@Grok
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It's good you have Grok do your thinking for you, god knows you're not capable...
 
Truth Detector said:
...thanks to Biden. That will all get fixed over the next few years. Then you can whine and stomp your tiny little insignificant feet about how Trump got it right.

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I wear a size 12 sandal. What's your best guesstimate on combined US corporate debt and financial institutions debt? The entire US economy runs on debt that will never be paid. That's not what I call conservatism.
 
goat said:
I wear a size 12 sandal.
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So you can stomp your BIG insignificant feet louder. Awesome! :clap:

goat said:
What's your best guesstimate on combined US corporate debt and financial institutions debt?
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The chart suggests it is upwards of 93.5 trillion. That would be ALL debt held by companies and Government. So, you can subtract 37 trillion to determine private corporate debt.

goat said:
The entire US economy runs on debt that will never be paid. That's not what I call conservatism.
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When was debt ever going to be fully paid? That is a moronic argument. If all private debt was to be paid, it presumes there is no longer any economic growth.

That said, the Government should not be running 37 trillion in debt. That needs to be addressed or we won't have a country. Trump and Elon are focused on that right now without any help from the Democratic Party of Lying Jackasses and meeting strong resistance from activist Obama/Biden appointed jurists who now act as if the Executive reports to the judicial branch.
 
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