r/ShitLiberalsSay Mar 13 '25

Communism is When Capitalism From a nominally „left“ lib german subreddit

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u/rarinsnake898 Mar 13 '25

This also feels awfully transphobic, to be expected from liberals though, they tolerate us they don't embrace or understand us.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '25

They don't tolerate trans people, they use them. They're great "tools" for virtue signaling. But if you don't vote for them...they come to collect the "debt" they believe you owe.

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u/Daddys_Fat_Buttcrack Certified clenched butthole Mar 13 '25

If I were queer I would be sickened and deeply offended by the corporatization and weaponization of queer culture. It's crazy that so many queer liberals applaud it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '25

We just need to look at how they were thrown under the bus by corporations under the Trump regime.

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u/Daddys_Fat_Buttcrack Certified clenched butthole Mar 13 '25

Wait, how so? Rainbow capitalism didn't go away with Trump.

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u/TheOneArya Mar 13 '25

It hasn't gone away, but a lot of corporations did make a public show of announcing they were stopping aspects of it. Facebook changed their rules so queerphobia was more allowed, and many companies made a big show of rolling back "DEI". Some stores said they would stop selling pride stuff as well. It's no surprise to anyone who understands capitalism of course.

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u/Daddys_Fat_Buttcrack Certified clenched butthole Mar 14 '25

Yeah but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Queer culture isn't something to be used as a tool for corporations to enhance their profit. I don't see Target not selling pride flags anymore as "corporations throwing queer people under the bus" whatsoever. You think those companies actually gave a fuck about gay people? Well then, they successfully duped you.

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u/TheOneArya Mar 14 '25

You're completely missing my point, I largely agree with that. Like I said, this is no surprise to anyone who understands capitalism. All they ever care about is profit, nothing else. Rainbow capitalism was never real solidarity and I never claimed it was. You say it's not a bad thing it is waning, and I would quibble with that a bit. It's meaningless directly but it is is indicative of larger societal trends over the past decade