Could democratic socialism become the brand of a new generation of political actors — not just on the fringe, not just in New York City, but across the country?
  • SpaceCowboy@lemmy.ca
    11·
    13 days ago

    Thank you for confirming my post. You have no clue about socialism other than USSR.

    You’re lacking in reading comprehension. The working class doesn’t care about your hair splitting. You’re in a socialist movement that’s incapable of communicating with the working class. But your post confirms this… you care more about sounding smart than convincing anyone of anything.

    Also socialism in the common usage (e.g. non hair splitting lefties) covers from anarchism to European style soc-dems.

    Lemmy and the content algorithmically recommended to you (by systems created by capitalism) is no “common usage”. You’re in a bubble and you can’t handle anything coming from outside your bubble.

    Hasan Piker is currently on the front page of a website owned by Jeff Bezos. You never question why that is LOL.

    • Left as Center@jlai.lu
      2·
      12 days ago

      You’re lacking in reading comprehension.

      Says the one who stated socialism doesn’t work without knowing a definition and refusing to even learn in wikipedia

      The working class doesn’t care about your hair splitting.

      You don’t represent working class.

      You’re in a socialist movement that’s incapable of communicating with the working class.

      So you don’t know what socialism is, don’t know the movement I support, nor its current political score, yet you again try to sound so sure.

      Goodbuy troll