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What do you do when people don't care?
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this post was submitted on 30 Jan 2025
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You can stop using stupid shit like "cishet white" for starters. Statistically, most people who do not care will be cishet white. Those who care, will also mostly be cishet white. With this type of exclusionary discourse bordering on racism, no one will ever listen to you because from the start, you already sound like you have nothing important to say. There's three types of people in the US: Slaves working 2 and 3 jobs to make ends meet, middle class being pit against the slaves by the third group, the capital. By using exclusionary discourse, assimilated from bougie fake activism, you're promoting infighting within the classes that should be hunting the capital like animals, the French way!
Edit: your country has sacrificed countless children to never eschew the right to bear arms. Well, stop bitching online to make yourself feel good and use them.
This is a totally normal, relatable sentence
I've seen some leftist arguments that were denser than lead, this ain't that. Let me rephrase for them, though:
Stop allowing social media fart sniffing contests control how you do activism. There's mastodon, and then there's real life.
I'm onboard with this sentence. I'm sorry, but if you're going to preface an argument on the premise of kneeling to another's level, then actually commit to the kneel.
I used that term to show that they are privileged folks who likely won't be directly targeted by the administration, at least at first.
Ah yes, mob "justice" always works so well.
Nobody is advocating for cross burning. People need to rise against the first steps of a totalitarian government that only serves the oligarchy.