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Progressive Panel: How The Media Distracts Us From Real Problem Of Inequality
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<blockquote data-quote="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989" data-source="post: 111807" data-attributes="member: 95"><p>Interesting piece, shame this wasn't done 2 years ago when it could have made some difference, its not enough for leftists to shut the proverbial door after the proverbial horse has bolted, it needs to really look hard at its supporters who are putting off working class and rural and suburban middle class voters.</p><p></p><p>I've always said that identity politics is a disaster because it strays too far from the unresolved wealth and class issues, a single, lower middle class mother who may live in an inner city suburb or somewhere more rural, with two children isn't going to.give a cr@p about what pronoun to use for a gender confused tumblr subscriber (sorry, but I think it makes a mockery of the true struggles of transgender people) when she is struggling to make ends meet and keep her's and her children's heads above the rapid waters, she isn't going to listen to an overly privileged Hollywood actor who is out of touch with common reality.</p><p></p><p>The left need to look hard and long as to why they lost major ground in 2016 with Brexit and Trump, and as to why generation z is rapidly rejecting liberalism, because that's one generation the left will lose, if it hasn't been lost already.</p><p></p><p>The mainstream, core left needs to reject ANTIFA, BLM, Rich Liberal Elites from the cause and get back to basics fast, other wise it'll be successive right wing/libertarian parties dominating the the political scene until the 2040s at least.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989, post: 111807, member: 95"] Interesting piece, shame this wasn't done 2 years ago when it could have made some difference, its not enough for leftists to shut the proverbial door after the proverbial horse has bolted, it needs to really look hard at its supporters who are putting off working class and rural and suburban middle class voters. I've always said that identity politics is a disaster because it strays too far from the unresolved wealth and class issues, a single, lower middle class mother who may live in an inner city suburb or somewhere more rural, with two children isn't going to.give a cr@p about what pronoun to use for a gender confused tumblr subscriber (sorry, but I think it makes a mockery of the true struggles of transgender people) when she is struggling to make ends meet and keep her's and her children's heads above the rapid waters, she isn't going to listen to an overly privileged Hollywood actor who is out of touch with common reality. The left need to look hard and long as to why they lost major ground in 2016 with Brexit and Trump, and as to why generation z is rapidly rejecting liberalism, because that's one generation the left will lose, if it hasn't been lost already. The mainstream, core left needs to reject ANTIFA, BLM, Rich Liberal Elites from the cause and get back to basics fast, other wise it'll be successive right wing/libertarian parties dominating the the political scene until the 2040s at least. [/QUOTE]
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