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Has anyone noted the pre-election uptick?
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The logical conclusion to this would be the liberals admitting both sides are bad and the progressive admitting one side is worse.
But liberals don’t think both sides are bad. That’s the issue.
exactly. And that's why they immediately go to "oh, you think both sides are equally bad?" when nobody says that.
Because either you accept the Democratic centrist position and vote for them, or to them you've equated the two.
The Democrats can be better than Trump, and still unacceptable to support. Not just as a moral matter, but as a tactical one as well. Because as long as Schumer and Biden style neoliberalism is a going concern and in leadership, progressives (much less socialists) are not only going to be shutted aside, but actively opposed, as we've seen since 2016.