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    All things considered, this week is a bad look for liberals in the USA.

    First you have dipshit journalists who have wholeheartedly ignored the entire second half of the war in Afghanistan (while some were barely alive for the first), now suddenly acting like women and girls over there matter to them. Evidence of the concept of materializing feminism brought into infotainment industry language.

    Then you have so many people - a disturbing amount on this forum - praising the deaths of anti-vaxxers.

    But the liberals claiming to care about Afghanistan now are weeping crocodile tears, and those who are mocking the Covid dead are abhorrent, for both of these massive crimes against humanity are consequences of the globalist neoliberal agenda.

    Any and all who support freedom of speech, capitalism, or the free markets have absolutely no justification for mocking those who would be anti-vaxxers in the US. It's a consequence of capitalism and if you're a liberal you should probably question whether you care more about your economics or your social morality.

    Liberals and conservatives each live by a certain line of propaganda. Fascism hasn't bounced back much since trump lost, but the pro-globalist / apathetic libealism couldn't appear more heartless.

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    • i feel it's all a reaction to still being stunned by 2016 / trying to vindicate 2020, and also educated / sheltered dems realizing they're actually center-rightcolin_s
    • & if the majority of america is to feel ok with the forward trajectory it requires shutting out leftist reminders that liberalism is, very much, imperialist bscolin_s
    • & part of the plight of the US now is there is no hope in leadership because liberals are empty shirt capitalists who have nothing to actually offercolin_s
    • while conservatives have successfully dragged the country far enough to the right they can openly display nazi symbols without fearcolin_s
    • but graphic designers make that ad money print print print so hey fuck it allcolin_s
    • "You don't hear me tho"palimpsest
    • Is there a character limit on QBN now? Why is half your post in the comments?dbloc
    • It's more of a comment, really.palimpsest
    • LOLzBusterBoy
    • Turns out it’s hard to feel sympathy for people prolonging the pandemic and causing the death of thousands. Who knew?scarabin
    • Anyone who dies of covid and isn’t vaccinated basically asked for it though. And that irresponsibility can’t be ignored.monospaced
    • I also don’t remember Republicans being concerned about these in Afghani people on the regular, that isn’t just a dem thing.monospaced
    • Free speech protects my right to talk shit to and about anti vax idiots. You’re flat out wrong on that in every conceivable way.monospaced
    • I’m liberal and I care about economics and social morality. Liberals are so into social morality they are actually getting vaccinated and wearing masks.monospaced
    • Anyone who refuses to mask or vaccinate can’t claim to care about social morality OR the economy. That defiance is morally corrupt and hurts the economy.monospaced
    • All things considered, this is yet another bad week for republicans, but especially for anyone who thought Trump was a good president.monospaced
    • You’re in bizarro world Colin.monospaced
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