To win, we need to demonize conservatism

THat's 100% pure racist MAGA hate speech right there!!! WHYTE SUPREMACIST!!!!! Absolute fuckin' NAZI SCUM!!!!

Shit they'll probably accuse you of rape too if you aren't careful saying far right wing stuff like that. Even just pointing that misinformation out makes you a fascist.....



See!!! The lefties ^^^ fucking hate the USA.

:eek:
 
Dominionism is no fantasy. And there is nothing lame about RationalWiki.

MIght as well be, it's got no prevalence whatsoever in the GOP.

Yea, it's commiewiki, when someone needs a lefty bias they go for a commie wiki.
 
We do need to bear always in mind that the word "conservative" is as demonizable as "liberal." To poison the conservative brand, we need to out-demonize them. Start by pretending there is no difference that matters between "conservative" and "fascist" -- a pretense which in fact grows nearer to the truth every year. Unlike the difference between "liberal" and "communist."

Beware when you battle monsters,
lest you become a monster.
And as you gaze into the abyss,
the abyss gazes also,
into you.

Frederich Nietzsche
 
We do need to bear always in mind that the word "conservative" is as demonizable as "liberal." To poison the conservative brand, we need to out-demonize them.

They do a Hell of job by themselves.
 
The way to demonize conservatism is to associate it with what most Americans dislike. During the 1930's conservatism was blamed for the Great Depression.
 
We do need to bear always in mind that the word "conservative" is as demonizable as "liberal." To poison the conservative brand, we need to out-demonize them. Start by pretending there is no difference that matters between "conservative" and "fascist" -- a pretense which in fact grows nearer to the truth every year. Unlike the difference between "liberal" and "communist."
Who is "we?" You are not a we. You are a you.
I work for people whose opinions matter. You are not in those rooms or on those calls. You do not work in PR or for a bank or a major party or a defense contractor or a Big Tech or Big Pharma.
Therefore, you are a fan fiction writer. And sad.
 
You are a liar.

As usual.
Not at all.

You're in denial of reality, as usual. Probably trying to pretend "REAL COMMUNIST" are only people you feel threaten the people you don't like the most. You lie to yourself.
 
What makes no sense is calling the plutocrats leftist. The Kochs and Scaifes and Coorses ain't leftist.

:rolleyes: *sigh* Once again:

There is a real American left, and its existence matters, and it is to the left of the Democrats, and its influence in that party is negligible. Not even an innocuous, vanilla, more-or-leftist social democrat like Bernie Sanders can get the Dem nomination.

If he had it, he could've beaten Trump. Many voters in 2016 were wavering between Trump and Sanders, seeing both as anti-establishment. But even harmless old Sanders was too anti-establishment for the Democrats.
A simple search for billionaire plutocrats supporting the Democrat Party:


Several billionaires have supported the Democratic Party or its candidates over the years, either through political donations, public endorsements, or other forms of support. Here's a list of some notable billionaires who have been known for backing the Democratic Party:

1. George Soros

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $8.6 billion
  • Soros, the founder of the Open Society Foundations, is one of the most prominent political donors in the U.S. His philanthropy focuses on issues such as democracy, human rights, and criminal justice reform. Soros has been a major donor to liberal and progressive causes and has supported various Democratic candidates and causes.

2. Tom Steyer

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $1.6 billion
  • Tom Steyer, a former hedge fund manager and environmental activist, is a well-known Democratic donor. He ran for president in 2020, focusing on climate change and economic inequality. Steyer has also contributed heavily to Democratic campaigns and causes, especially those related to environmental policies.

3. Michael Bloomberg

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $90 billion
  • The former mayor of New York City and founder of Bloomberg LP, Michael Bloomberg is a key supporter of the Democratic Party. He ran for president in 2020 as a Democrat and has been a significant donor to Democratic candidates, particularly those advocating for gun control, climate change action, and other progressive policies.

4. Mark Zuckerberg

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $120 billion
  • The co-founder and CEO of Meta (formerly Facebook), Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, have supported a range of progressive causes, including education reform, criminal justice reform, and public health initiatives. Zuckerberg has donated millions to Democratic candidates, particularly in the 2020 elections.

5. Laurene Powell Jobs

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $20 billion
  • The widow of Apple founder Steve Jobs, Laurene Powell Jobs is a philanthropist and a significant supporter of progressive causes. She has donated to Democratic candidates and supported organizations focused on social justice, immigration reform, and education.

6. Jeff Yass

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $24 billion
  • Jeff Yass is a co-founder of the trading firm 3G Capital and a major donor to conservative causes, but in recent years, he has also donated to certain Democratic candidates, especially in the area of criminal justice reform.

7. Reed Hastings

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $4.4 billion
  • The co-founder and CEO of Netflix, Reed Hastings, has been a supporter of Democratic candidates and causes. He has advocated for educational reform and has supported various Democratic candidates with his political donations.

8. Eli and Edythe Broad

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $6.5 billion (Eli Broad's estate)
  • The late Eli Broad, a real estate and insurance magnate, and his wife Edythe, were major donors to Democratic candidates, particularly on education reform. Eli Broad was known for supporting charter schools and other initiatives aligned with liberal educational policies.

9. Steven Spielberg

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $4.5 billion
  • A legendary filmmaker and philanthropist, Steven Spielberg has long been a supporter of Democratic candidates, particularly in the areas of human rights, education, and the arts. He has donated large sums to Democratic PACs and candidates over the years.

10. Richard Branson

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $5.6 billion
  • The founder of the Virgin Group, Richard Branson is a vocal advocate for climate change action and other progressive issues. While he is based in the U.K., he has supported Democratic candidates in the U.S. and has endorsed various causes aligned with liberal values.

11. Jeff Bezos

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $170 billion
  • The founder of Amazon, Bezos has made significant political contributions, some of which have gone to Democrats. Though his political giving has been more moderate and strategic (Amazon’s interests span across both major parties), Bezos has supported progressive causes like climate change initiatives and social justice reform.

12. David Geffen

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $9.3 billion
  • Geffen, a music industry mogul and philanthropist, has been a longtime supporter of Democratic candidates, particularly those advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and other progressive policies. He has also contributed to various Democratic PACs and Super PACs.

13. Warren Buffett

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $103 billion
  • While Warren Buffett has historically been somewhat apolitical in terms of party affiliation, he has expressed strong support for tax reforms that would benefit the middle class and for policies aligned with Democratic values, such as healthcare reform and economic fairness.

14. Larry Ellison

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $160 billion
  • The co-founder of Oracle Corporation, Larry Ellison has supported both Republican and Democratic candidates. However, he has contributed more heavily to Democratic candidates in recent years, particularly on issues like technology policy and healthcare.

15. Sheryl Sandberg

  • Net Worth (2024): Approximately $1.6 billion
  • The former COO of Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg, is known for her support of Democratic candidates, particularly in areas related to women's rights, economic equality, and social justice.
The list doesn't include the bevy of American millionaires who also lend their support.
 
A simple search for billionaire plutocrats supporting the Democrat Party:


Several billionaires have supported the Democratic Party or its candidates over the years, either through political donations, public endorsements, or other forms of support. Here's a list of some notable billionaires who have been known for backing the Democratic Party:
It's like I keep saying: The Dems are almost as wholly owned by the plutocracy as the Pubs.

The Dems do pay lip-service to labor. That's something.
 
And all of these things need to be demonized more fiercely and bitterly and loudly than ever Communism was in any Red-Scare period.
Just a helpful note. When you do so in the public square you might try something other than that sibilant voice laced with a lisp and with less hysteria as well. Your going to have to face American men and you'll need to get your point across before the first hint of a guffaw brings the house down before you're done. Just sayin. :D
 
It's like I keep saying: The Dems are almost as wholly owned by the plutocracy as the Pubs.

The Dems do pay lip-service to labor. That's something.
Trump has the backing of labor. You clowns are all done for a decade or so.
 
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