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- Comment on The sickness of infinite greed cannot be sustained on our finite planet 1 week ago:
See how you’re too afraid to actually talk to me so you just obsessively follow me around and talk to others about me?
You need to be studied.
- Comment on The sickness of infinite greed cannot be sustained on our finite planet 1 week ago:
Ah, so you were attacking a strawman.
Hope it was at least fun.
- Comment on The sickness of infinite greed cannot be sustained on our finite planet 1 week ago:
Oh look, my stalker is here 🙂
- Comment on The sickness of infinite greed cannot be sustained on our finite planet 1 week ago:
Still waiting…
- Comment on The sickness of infinite greed cannot be sustained on our finite planet 2 weeks ago:
How so?
- Comment on The sickness of infinite greed cannot be sustained on our finite planet 2 weeks ago:
Did you respond to the wrong person or something?
- Comment on The sickness of infinite greed cannot be sustained on our finite planet 2 weeks ago:
Weird take, but okay.
- Comment on The sickness of infinite greed cannot be sustained on our finite planet 2 weeks ago:
Of course I did. I just could be assed to do some basic and math and see how little that is.
- Comment on The sickness of infinite greed cannot be sustained on our finite planet 2 weeks ago:
That’s it? It’s a start, I guess…
- Comment on The sickness of infinite greed cannot be sustained on our finite planet 2 weeks ago:
How much revenue would that tax generate?
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
True, parroting misinformation is much easier and more gratifying.
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
Did you even look at the breakdown?
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
Why did you replace democratic socialism for social democrats?
Those are different things, and this is specifically about the DSA…
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
The propaganda is coming from the reader that failed to read beyond the headline and spread misinformation.
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
Imagine reading the article instead of just the headline.
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
I understand your pedantry. And I explained the rationale.
Not sure why you felt the need to restate it, no one is confused.
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
No, the headline says less than half support.
And there’s a case to be made for the author to only include those who indicated they were explicitly unfavorable, and not those who were unsure (or agnostic). Otherwise Dan’s criticism would have been that they included those to inflate the numbers.
The only thing that there isn’t a case for is claiming that more than half do support the DSA.
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
If 47% view the DSA unfavorably, and 23% are unsure (which you’re counting as unsupportive) then we’re at 70%.
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
Thanks, corrected the link.
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
70% < 50%?
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
Why would you count “unsure” as “support”?
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
Absolutely. And there’s no way all of that 47% knows that the DSA is an actual communist group.
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Corporate media, owned by billionaires, refuse to recognize the wave of democratic socialism 3 weeks ago:
No. Support is ~30%. Last time I checked, that’s not a majority.
~47% (almost half) view them unfavorably. Another ~23% are unsure.
- Comment on The rich passing our money back & forth 5 weeks ago:
Accounts it as revenue to who?
- Comment on wxyz so overrated 🥱 1 month ago:
@qrstuv@lemmy.sdf.org is definitely S tier
- Comment on You've slandered lemmy.ml! The CCP is disappointed. Social credit reduced: -5000 1 month ago:
Yes it is: https://opendyslexic.org/
- Comment on You don’t have to be Marion Delgado to know which way the wind blows. 2 months ago:
How would I word it? Probably more or less the same way, just minus the big-bad-boogeyman narrative.
- Comment on You don’t have to be Marion Delgado to know which way the wind blows. 2 months ago:
This allows for capitalization without capitalist investors.
This is still capitalism, btw. The slopulist framing takes away from the message here.
- Comment on Hmmm 2 months ago:
Oh well if your dad allegedly brings it up, then case closed!
