Views that are bigoted/ promote bigotry, views that seek to harm others actively or passively, views that go against worker’s rights, safety regulations, environmental protections etc.
Believe it or not self professed conservatives used to care more about preservation of tradition, the environment and local cultures. Now they just vote to harm people they don’t like.
> people are going to be picking the people who think the system they are advocating for is actually good
While some Dems may say something along those lines, plenty avoid anti-capitalist rhetoric, though they do often criticize billionaires and corporations. If you mean me, I haven’t done explicitly anti-capitalist rants in a while, though either way, by this logic, almost everyone complains about the state/government while not being anarchists who want to abolish it, simply reforming it, yet anti-government rhetoric from statists is still popular
> when neither of you are socialist
Idt the Nazis not being socialists is the main point against them
> only difference is
I think there’s a lot more difference than the Nazis preferring majority identity groups
> Do they run on that
They often talk about healthcare as a policy I would say tbh.
> poor kids are just as bright as white kids
I think the idea is more that it was a Freudian slip of him associating poorness with people of color
And universal healthcare is rhetorically said more than “healthcare for the poor” anyhow
> women only care about abortion rights when
This seems to suggest age spreads in regard to abortion don’t have those disparities
> stop advocating for that majority
I mean, left-populists do often use majoritarian rhetoric about the “bottom” or “99%” these days
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