george bush and his co-horts should be hung up by their balls for getting us into iraq... they fuk'd up a functioning country...
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I just came across this article from 20 years ago. Not much has changed.
def an interesting read... thanks for sharing
When your party represents everyone from AOC to Dick Cheney; your party stands for absolutely nothing.
Such a joke.
It stands for not Trump.
The democrats financially prop up maga candidates.
Hillary Clinton propped up trumps campaign.
The democrats enable fascists through failed neoliberal policy.
Trump is running on the Republican ticket.
Democrats are once again boosting MAGA Republicans
Just as they did in 2022, Democrats are boosting far-right candidates in Republican primaries.
reason.com
Noam Chomsky: Neoliberalism and the roots of fascism
Noam Chomsky delves into how half a century of neoliberalism set the stage for contemporary fascist movements from Hungary to India and the US. This is the second part of a two-part interview.
therealnews.com
“Given the serious damage Republicans would do with a majority in either chamber of Congress or with the power of a governorship, no one needs to apologize for doing what they think will give Democratic candidates their best chance of winning,” said Geoff Garin
I'm wary of your sense of humor.
It beats believing that doing nothing is the best course of action.
Your methods are quite sound.
moose eater
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The Democratic Party has, for a while, believed (somewhat accurately MOST times) that it's easier to beat an opponent if they're a nutbar.Democrats are once again boosting MAGA Republicans
Just as they did in 2022, Democrats are boosting far-right candidates in Republican primaries.
Noam Chomsky: Neoliberalism and the roots of fascism
Noam Chomsky delves into how half a century of neoliberalism set the stage for contemporary fascist movements from Hungary to India and the US. This is the second part of a two-part interview.
Problem being, when society is willing to support the rambling delusions of a nationalist nutbar, it can end in a very loud "Oops!! Another Frankenstein moment we didn't count on!!"
moose eater
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Yep, at one time the most industrialized, moderate and educated nation in that region. As long as a person didn't get on Saddam's radar as a 'problem.'
But that was the Iraqi Peoples' problem to sort out.
When we were locking up obscene numbers of pot smokers and gardeners (and in some places we still are), I didn't see any third parties invading the US to free our political prisoners.
who would/could do that and not get slaughtered ?
i think the answer you are looking for is "nobody"...unfortunately.
moose eater
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Yep, these days we tend to stick to 'liberating' those countries with questionably stout militaries. And we still end up with lots of US soldiers dead over our boundary-challenged bullshit.who would/could do that and not get slaughtered ?
Imagine if we invaded a country with a serious military onboard?
nah... we r much better invading countries like grenada
