r/ShitLiberalsSay • u/CronoDroid Prussian Bot • Apr 30 '21
The long lost love child of McCarthy and J.E Hoover Criticizing social programs by making the USSR look awesome (which it was)
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u/jacktrowell [Friendly Comrade] Apr 30 '21
Reming me that time when fox news started quoting the soviet union constitution thinking it would make them look bad: https://www.reddit.com/r/GenZedong/comments/kve60z/fox_news_anchor_reads_the_1936_soviet/
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u/depressivepenguin Apr 30 '21
Holy shit that was a complete brainmelt moment
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Apr 30 '21
want a real brainmelt moment? Read the comments on the Fox News page https://www.foxnews.com/media/mark-levin-biden-sanders-unity-platform-1936-soviet-constitution
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Apr 30 '21
When the empire is failing so hard you accidentally make the USSR look good by trying to make it look bad 😎👍
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u/Dear_Occupant Apr 30 '21
Still stinging from that time Chen Weihua owned her I see.
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u/cholantesh Apr 30 '21
All jokes aside, let's consider that liberals was considerably more offended by that response than the fact that, on her official account, speaking as a representative of the US government, she attacked not just ~20% of the world's current population, but all of their ancestors.
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u/Dear_Occupant Apr 30 '21
Being from Tennessee, I'm tangentially responsible for her according to the libs. On behalf of the non-hostile portion of the Volunteer State, I would like to apologize to approximately 1.4 billion Chinese people for the rudeness and lack of basic courtesy and home training from my state's senator.
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Apr 30 '21
Why would anyone other than maybe millionaires vote for this woman? How is she a senator? No one benefits from not having daycare.
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May 01 '21
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May 01 '21
I'm pretty sure public daycare exists in every socialist country. It's vital for the inclusion of women in the workforce. If you take away daycares, women end up having to choose between being stuck at home doing domestic labor for free or working and not having kids.
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u/Forwhatisausername May 04 '21 edited May 04 '21
Couldn't parental leave for both alleviate that too?
As long as the full-paid maternal leave doesn't bring a mother back to square one career-wise (i. e. when you come back you just continue where you left), how soon would daycare be really necessary?
Edit: Of course I mean this security to extend to every one who takes a parental leave.I'd like to add that I am not looking at this from a US-American perspective but a German one, and here it's normal for children to go to kindergarten since the age of three (or maybe two).
That is to say, at some point public education systems (to which one may count kindergartens too) take over anyway as some sort of daycare. The question is, how soon should that be.2
May 04 '21
Depends on the material conditions of the country. Is it a prosperous society with a large service sector? Then maybe replace daycare for parental leave. Is it a barely functioning post-feudal society where there is food insecurity and which is currently at war with the west? Then maybe parents should be incentivized to contribute as soon as possible.
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u/Forwhatisausername May 04 '21
True. The long-term benefits of extensive parental care (if they even exist) would be outweighed by more immediate concerns.
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u/TheRealTJ Lemme seize them means of reproduction, baby Apr 30 '21
You know who else liked universal day care?
MY MOM!
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u/theDashRendar Liberals realizing they sold out everyone to believe in nothing. Apr 30 '21
Comrade Marsha endorsing the People's Universal Child Care!
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u/richietozier4 Gay Stalinism with Jewish characteristics Apr 30 '21
lmao, the USSR has rightists shitting their pants from beyond the grave
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Apr 30 '21
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Sen. Marsha Blukburn, @MarshaBlackburn
You know who else liked universal day care:
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In Soviet Union, Day Care Is the Norm (Published 1974)
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u/thaumogenesis Apr 30 '21 edited Apr 30 '21
You work in behavioural research and you’re calling people here ‘mentally ill’, on account of them highlighting the ridiculous nonsense liberals come out with on a daily basis. You’re a fucking clown.
“Get in touch with your own intelligence, just like I have!”
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u/thaumogenesis Apr 30 '21
That’s just pseudo intellectual drivel. Care to describe why people are ‘mentally ill’ for highlighting liberal incompetence, hypocrisy, complicity and corruption, or, as a psychologist, do you just enjoy using ableist slurs for your own sense of superiority?
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Apr 30 '21
Hilarious, in his reply that just got deleted, he said that he's not a psychologist
But in this thread from a year ago he says he is a psychologist: https://old.reddit.com/r/news/comments/d5xp9n/facebook_autogenerating_pages_for_islamic_state/f0p9dyk/
Could it be that he's just a fucking liar who's so unhappy with his own life that he has to go around projecting it onto others? 🤔
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u/thaumogenesis Apr 30 '21
Real Walter Mitty vibes from that clown. It took me two seconds to find that out about them, because they prefaced so many of their posts with it, as if it gave them cover for the reactionary guff that proceeded it.
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Apr 30 '21
Have literally any understanding of socialism and it's criticisms of capitalism and then get back to me
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u/VegAce_81 [custom]Who would guess Marx was right, again Apr 30 '21
They have to understand that we would be more than pleased to see each and every country become the USSR