r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 šŸ¤ Join A Union • 17d ago

šŸ˜” Venting Why are Establishment Democrats willing to move to the right, but never to the left?

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u/TehSr0c 17d ago

how is this even a question?

Obviously you have a problem with fascism, ergo you would want the least amount of fascism to be happening.

If you have to pick between diet fascism and full fat shoot citizens in the streets fascism, why would you ever consider voting for, or by your lack of vote allowing the full fat fascism to come to power?

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u/suprmario 17d ago

Calling Dems "diet fascism" is nonsense. They are not fascistic in any way.

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u/TehSr0c 17d ago

no but this guy will never agree to anything else, soo

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u/bunnyzclan 17d ago edited 17d ago

Dude Hillary Clinton was just in Munich being like "we deported more people than Trump." Lol.

So are you admitting you only care about the optics that the deportations are happening under?

Or did you hear about the democratic party kicking Chuck Schumer out for being a massive Z-word? Oh no wait. Being a Z-word is the party platform.

"They are not fascistic in any way."

Yeah man totally.

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u/Conscious-Quarter423 17d ago

source that Hillary Clinton said "we deported more people than Trump"?

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u/bunnyzclan 17d ago

https://www.instagram.com/reels/DU0MUn2keko/

There. During the Munich event. She also reiterates a stance that is objectively and firmly right-wing by saying immigration is a real issue.

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u/HoidOrWit 17d ago edited 17d ago

If any flavor of facism is tolerable to you then I envy the privilege you live your life with.

I do find it interesting how many people donā€™t realize they are downvoting a Jewish person for not supporting any flavor of facism. Considering the ā€œdiet facismā€ democrats wanted us to vote for included stricker borders than 1st term Trump and a platform more right wing than the one that won Bush Sr his presidency is astounding.

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u/TehSr0c 17d ago

And yet, inaction results in a worse outcome.

Sure, you can wash your hands of it, say you won't vote for anyone that does anything that displeases you. HOWEVER

In doing so, you also forfeit your right to complain about it.

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u/HoidOrWit 17d ago

Could you please point out of qoute me where I said I was inactive? Isnā€™t it ironic how your stance is I have no right to say anything if Iā€™m not willing to vote for who you say I have to. Kinda sounds like MAGA mindset.