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  • Not sure you know what communism is.

    So, economically and socially successful countries like, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Denmark, France, Switzerland, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, etc are all "communist" countries, right?

    In that case, sign me up for communism.

  • I know it's not your question, but we probably don't have to give up either one. Just do a lot less of it. It's a lot easier to convince people to do less or seek viable alternatives than to give it up.

    There's also a good chance that both will become greener with better, greener tech.

  • Unfortunately, if everyone who disagrees moved out, it would just leave the state and its electoral votes to these baboons. Florida is more purple than red. There's actually a good chance to turn this around if people remember to vote.

  • We can disagree. That's part of democracy. But you cannot be violent. Not in actuality or in rhetoric. That's exactly what makes people think of your side of the aisle as a bunch of uneducated baboons. And you just proved yourself to be just that.

  • it would be better that people like you went exctinct centuries ago

    What's with all the violent rhetoric from your side of the aisle?

    It won't help anyone understand you let alone give you a chance to explain yourself. It's really primitive.

  • Given that the US is not at war, inflation has cooled down significantly, and there's no recession, your only cause for concern would be liberalization. That's a personal thing, I guess.

    But I'm much more concerned about Republican book banning and that they seem comfortable with taking away women's rights to make their own healthcare decisions. Their war on LGBTQ people is also deeply troubling. I really don't need the government to decide what we can and cannot do in the bedroom.

    It's also troubling that Republicans are unwilling to take action on climate, they don't want to look at universal healthcare or finding a way to make college affordable. They also don't engage in racial justice and much, much more.

    Their backward worldview is just a complete no-go.