• amemorablename
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    7 months ago

    If your goal is to reform a system of genocide supporters, that is itself idealistic. How can you think working with people who are fine with genocide to be “practical”? Somehow I doubt you have thought this point through. It sounds, like most of the language from liberals surrounding this election, like a regurgitation of past talking points without any regard for the blatant and documented intensity of circumstances. You’re telling others they are idealistic while stuck in a daydream where human society progresses on a linear path and if you just push the needle forward a little bit, it’ll stay further forward. This after Roe V Wade got overturned, which flies in the face of the argument that once a precedent is set, it will stay that way.

    When will you take political power seriously? You claim you are practical, but your only solution is to bow to power and plead with it.