• knightly the Sneptaur@pawb.social
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    2 months ago

    Again, I’m not an accelerationist. I’m a “Stop doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result”-ist.

    And don’t tell me you’ll take me at my word and then immediately do the opposite. It makes me suspect that you are the thing you accuse me of being.

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      2 months ago

      You call yourself what ever you like. I’ll refer to you as, useful idiot.

      Edit: If I were a foreign actor I’m either very incompetent or am a genius for egging on you doubling down.

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      The only way you can look at the world right now and say “we’re doing the same thing over and over” is if you choose to ignore unfathomable swaths of nuance in some reductionist attempt to protect your own sense of self-righteousness.

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          2 months ago

          I don’t really disagree with this, and in fact it sounds optimistic to me, provided you’re asserting that a new party will be born from the broken duopoly that your prediction will cause. Which you may not be. I’m not trying to put words in your mouth.

          Edit: On second thought, I do somewhat disagree, as watching the democratic party flirt with and ultimately push back against a Candidate Sanders in 2016 definitely seems like a deviation from the plot-line you’ve presented. I can envision a future in which the Dem party is captured by further left factions as young people grow up and become more and more engaged with electoralism.