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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I think the "it ISN'T about economics" argument is, ultimately, a deeply right wing position. [View all]ismnotwasm
(42,462 posts)34. I think the 'it ISN'T about racism and sexism" argument is, ultimately, a deeply right wing position
As well as being racist and sexist, (on edit; To clarify, the people who make that argument are racist and sexist as Fuck--not all of them of course)
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I think the "it ISN'T about economics" argument is, ultimately, a deeply right wing position. [View all]
Ken Burch
Dec 2016
OP
the re-election of GOP incumbant, was motivated by 'Hillary-Containment' strategy
NRQ891
Dec 2016
#7
The lie itself is an insult. Stats refute your OP..... embarrased to read this BS here.
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#20
Yep. Someone suggested POC would better able to afford the lawyers they needed...
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#19
People who would say those things are idiots and I join you in denouncing them.
Ken Burch
Dec 2016
#23
I accept that social oppression is the major part of your economic oppression
Ken Burch
Dec 2016
#24
And if I had ever argued that we need to put the fight against bigotry to the side, you'd be right
Ken Burch
Dec 2016
#41
So why are you accusing people of putting economic concerns to the side?
forjusticethunders
Dec 2016
#42
Because that's the only explanation for all the threads on how economic issues played no role
Ken Burch
Dec 2016
#48
I agree with you on that. Always have. Pretty sure the vast majority of the left actually does.
Ken Burch
Dec 2016
#40
Spreading the falsehood that Hillary prioritized social justice over economics is right-wing.
DanTex
Dec 2016
#27
There is ample proof that those who voted for Trump did not care about the economy. Those
Squinch
Dec 2016
#31
Who needs the GOP when Democrats and Liberals sabotage their own platform with GOP talking points..
JHan
Dec 2016
#32
To my mind, those who spew GOP talking points are not Democrats or Liberals. So there's that.
Squinch
Dec 2016
#33
It was a good platform...but in the ads I saw, we didn't talk about it enough.
Ken Burch
Dec 2016
#50
I think the 'it ISN'T about racism and sexism" argument is, ultimately, a deeply right wing position
ismnotwasm
Dec 2016
#34
In my life social justice has always been the overriding issue and always will be.
hrmjustin
Dec 2016
#51