Looking forward to the grand American tradition of having candidates accuse each other of doing good things while vehemently denying the other's slanderous accusations that they would ever do anything good.

I thought critically about the issue and came to the conclusion that genocide and apartheid are bad and that fascism is wrong. Not my fault if enough other people reach the same conclusion for it to be trendy.

I'll add to that as things are getting worse, fewer and fewer people are going to go to bat for the status quo, making the situation unsustainable. The status quo is what created these conditions in the first place, and if there isn't at least a reasonable pathway towards addressing the various crises and underlying problems, it should be considered a non-starter.

Yes, it would be bad to start another war somewhere else.

The word "privatization" originates with describing the economic policy of Nazi Germany

That's both not true and also not what I asked. The UK has a king and noble family, does that make it a feudal system?

So... you're owning the right by pointing out that they don't misinterpret something you think they should?

This take was a miss, sorry.

Liar.

Wow, really? I certainly wouldn't want to hang around people who consider the Khmer Rouge's genocide to be justified, maybe I made an account on the wrong instance. I mean, assuming that actually happened.

In fact, I promise I will not only delete my account right now, but also never post on the fediverse again if you can provide a link to what you just claimed regarding the Khmer Rouge. Should be easy, right?

Tribalism is a hell of a drug.

This but unironically.

Much of the English speaking world uses liberal to mean its formal definition, for example, the Liberal Democratic Party in the UK.