• Tharkys
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    17 hours ago

    Opposite sides of a coin look different, but it is always the same coin. If you want change, you need to vote for people and not their party.

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      14 hours ago

      There is no historical precedent for an electoral solution to massive wealth inequality.

      There is no historical precedent for an electoral solution to fascism.

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        14 hours ago

        Apparently there’s no historical precedent for a violent solution to fascism either

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            13 hours ago

            Hold on lemme find the USSR on a map. I’ll pull one up on my pocket fascist propoganda device

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          11 hours ago

          No effort in anything is permanent. Are you trolling? Do you not brush your teeth because “they’ll just get dirty again”?

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            8 hours ago

            And yet somehow reform and electoralism are derided for the same fact. Labor rights were won through the ballot box in addition to the more romantic methods but you’d never believe that from reading some comments around here