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Republicans have the internet, Raze. You think they don't know who AOC is? It's their 3rd favorite acronym, and 4th favorite meme.

I never suggested that they did, I was referring to rhetoric from people like you and AOC. You characteristically, take no responsibility for your actions.

Never been on Twitter, I was referring to this forum.

The patriarchy was so good to women, how can they be such fools! Think about the incels you're killing, ladies!! U.S. News & World Report https://www.usnews.com States With the Highest Divorce Rates Feb 13, 2024 — year per 1,000 women age 15 and over: Arkansas (11.85) Wyoming (11.01) Kentucky (9.92) West Virginia (9.66) Oklahoma (9.34) Idaho (9.24) Alabama (9.09) Delaware (9.08) Tennessee (9.06) These are the states with the lowest divorce rates in the U.S., measured as the number of women divorced within the last year per 1,000 women age 15 and over: Vermont (4.65) New Jersey (5.16) Alaska (5.46) Minnesota (5.67) New York (5.71) Illinois (5.71) California (5.88) Pennsylvania (5.93) Massachusetts (5.93) Wisconsin (5.94)

Watch Deon Sanders' cousin Bernie, juke and pivot over the years on "Socialism"

Your source "his Dictionary of Socialism (1924), Angelo S. Rappoport analysed forty definitions of socialism to conclude that common elements of socialism include general criticism of the social effects of private ownership and control of capital—as being the cause of poverty, low wages, unemployment, economic and social inequality and a lack of economic security; a general view that the solution to these problems is a form of collective control over the means of production, distribution and exchange (the degree and means of control vary among socialist movements);" If nothing has a definition, then your words literally mean nothing. "eVEryThinG gOod iS SoCialIsm. bAd, cApiTaLisM!" source- our fWeeLingS "Egalitarianism (from French égal 'equal'; also equalitarianism) is a school of thought within political philosophy that builds on the concept of social equality, prioritizing it for all people.[1] Egalitarian doctrines are generally characterized by the idea that all humans are equal in fundamental worth or moral status.[2] As such, all people should be accorded equal rights and treatment under the law.[3][4] Egalitarian doctrines have been important in many modern political philosophies and social movements, including the Enlightenment, classical liberalism, libertarianism, feminism, civil rights, and international human rights.[5] Egalitarianism is a major principle of both classical liberalism with its equality of rights, and redistributive left-wing politics with its stress on equality of outcome.[6" "Progressivism is a left-leaning political philosophy and reform movement that seeks to advance the human condition through social reform.[1] Adherents hold that progressivism has universal application and endeavor to spread this idea to human societies everywhere. Progressivism arose during the Age of Enlightenment out of the belief that civility in Europe was improving due to the application of new empirical knowledge.[2]"

Ask a MAGAT if they oppose social security, then ask if they oppose socialism. Federation of American Hospitals https://fah.org Poll After Poll Shows Overwhelming Voter Opposition to Medicaid Cuts | FAH May 9, 2025 — 77% of voters view Medicaid favorably, including 70% of Republicans and 66% of Independents. 75% of voters oppose Medicaid cuts, including 53% American Federation of School Administrators https://www.theschoolleader.org Public Wants More Education Funding Apr 1, 2023 — Some 65% of Americans think the federal government spends too little on education programs, according to a new poll by AP-NORC conducted at . Food Business News https://www.foodbusinessnews.net FMI poll shows Americans strongly support SNAP May 13, 2025 — Of 1,000 registered voters surveyed in late April on behalf of FMI, 64% said they hold a favorable opinion of SNAP.

Socialism is having no private ownership of the means of production, no private farm, no private construction company. What I was referring to earlier as socialist rhetoric, is the stuff you read on this forum, "we need more socialism.". It's calling government programs socialist, like single payer healthcare or social security,.... they're not. socialism-websters " collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods" cap·i·tal·ism, Oxford dictionary "an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit." History of modern socialism- wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_socialism 1800 "While Fourier and Owen sought to build socialism on the foundations of small, planned, utopian communities, Saint-Simon desired to enact change through a large scale initiative that put industrialists and experts in charge of society.[53][54] " Saint-Simon 1800 "Abandoning economic liberalism, he instead propounded a system which would replace the traditional state with a brotherhood of man that incorporated industry and society into a single centralized organization. " Socialism can be done at the local community level, or at the global/federal level. The federal level is what politicians talk about. They tend to conflate Socialism and Egalitarianism, Conservatives understand the difference and rightly oppose socialism. "Progressives" continue their pseudo-intellectual crusade redefining terms based only on their feelings. Social Security, welfare, single payer healthcare; are egalitarian, 'progressive', but not socialist, related terms but not the same. Socialism is egalitarian, that does not mean everything egalitarian/progressive is socialist. These programs are no different than taxes paying for roads, welfare nor roads are socialist, every system has roads and welfare, they have welfare in Iran, in Saudi Arabia, in Argentina, they did in the Roman empire and Egyptian, Persian and British. Actual socialists know this too, they are not about welfare, they consider that to be part of liberalism. When they say revolution, they mean an actual total revolution, they don't believe in these politics, they mean no more private business. They're not Bernie or Mamdahni supporters, they see them being the same as Democrats. Meanwhile, conservatives see the "Yay Socialism!" from Bernie and Mamdahni and see Stahlin. NOT ONE of these programs we have in the u.s. was voted for in congress by a socialist. "Egalitarianism (from French égal 'equal'; also equalitarianism) is a school of thought within political philosophy that builds on the concept of social equality, prioritizing it for all people.[1]" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egalitarianism "Ancient Rome: The Cura Annonae provided free or subsidized grain to over 200,000 male citizens, ensuring a basic diet for the poor. The Alimenta, initiated under Emperor Nerva and expanded by Trajan, offered funding for orphaned children in Italy." People like to point at how dumb conservatives are, but the onus is on us the 'reformers' to be the more intelligent, and intelligent in our communication, let alone being total imbeciles. People want to totally change an operating system, yet they cannot even grasp basic terms in the political discourse about the change. Why would conservatives listen to, let alone trust, obvious idiots. It's like morons think that since they can identify a problem, that they then should be acknowledged by everyone with magically intrinsically obviously knowing the solution, even though they wouldn't be able to pass a 4th grade social studies quiz (knowing the definition of socialism).

Centralization. It's more efficient, productive, but costs autonomy. Decentralize! ✊️

Oh us girls 🤭. I suppose I should go use the little girls room then and check my tampon, you know how it is. -She/Her (Bearded vagina lady)

Another substantive argument from Tourettes MAGA Girl (I have not seen your genitals, I assume you're female)

You think every individual will agree? That's authoritarian when you have no other option, by definition. Authoritarian does not mean just one person decides, it can be a majority of people even, it's authoritarian when there's no other choice. Is China not authoritarian? So, not the workers actually working, in the other countries, actually doing the labor, its not their decision? That's exploitive. You said the u.s. exploits it's people, and that you would trade with them. Shut up with this labelling things "nuance" to cover up your obvious lying instead of just explaining it. You keep labelling things, "oversimplification, nuance" just.... explain it. You can't because you're a liar. I did not say only markets or dictators, I said socialism is a stateless ideology, all workers of the world are included. A trade-isolated socialist state would not be inherently authoritarian. A messy open trade one would be, no way around it, and exploitive. Marx supported free trade because he lived in a capitalist state, he was an accelerationist, he thought it would harm workers, actually. He supported it for his time during capitalism, you have to consider context. Lenin, after the revolution, was a protectionist, no free trade. I don't "demonize" socialism, I'm saying you have no idea what you're talking about. Socialism is a utopian idea, which makes it even more nonsensical. Again, you're resorting to meaningless labels to avoid the actual topic.

Then, you admit that your idea of socialism is authoritarian and exploitive, because: who decides? Honestly, you have no grasp of marxism.

'Systemic Racism' does not mean it's impossible for blacks to succeed, it means there are obstacles for many black people, just because they are black. There's obstacles for everyone, yes, that doesn't absolve us from looking at any of them for anyone. Take the obstacles for people in coal country, we should address that for those white people, it would benefit the entire country. Instead, you want to pay Musk to start an epstein island on mars.

Grok Black Americans use drugs at rates similar to or lower than Whites (e.g., 1.1x for recent use, but Whites higher lifetime), yet they are ~2x as likely to be arrested and 5–13x as likely to be incarcerated for drug offenses.

Grok Key Statistics on Exonerations by Race Overall: Black people make up about 13.6% of the U.S. population but account for ~53% of all exonerations (overturned wrongful convictions) since 1989. White people make up ~59% of the population but only ~33% of exonerations (as of recent Registry data, covering over 3,200 individual cases). This means innocent Black Americans are ~7 times more likely to be wrongly convicted of serious crimes than innocent white Americans, based on exoneration patterns.

blacks are 15% the population. show me 1 innocent white person arrested 3 times at work. Grok Criminal Justice System Black Americans are incarcerated at roughly 5 times the rate of white Americans. Black men receive sentences about 19% longer than white men for similar federal crimes (accounting for factors like criminal history). Black youth are over 4 times more likely to be detained in juvenile facilities. These disparities are linked to differences in policing, arrests, charging decisions, and sentencing practices. Policing and Surveillance Black drivers are stopped more frequently than white drivers during daylight (when race is visible), with disparities decreasing at night. Black people are 3 times more likely to be killed by police than white people, according to various analyses. Housing and Homeownership Historical redlining (government-backed denial of loans/mortgages in Black neighborhoods from the 1930s–1960s) created segregated communities with lower property values. Today, Black homeownership is around 46% vs. 76% for whites, and homes in majority-Black neighborhoods are often valued tens of thousands less than comparable homes in white areas. This limits wealth-building through home equity. Employment and Wealth Resumes with "Black-sounding" names receive about 50% fewer callbacks than identical ones with "white-sounding" names. Black workers earn roughly 71 cents for every dollar white workers earn. Black unemployment is typically double that of white unemployment. These gaps persist even among college graduates in some fields. Education Schools in predominantly Black and Latino areas often receive less funding (due to reliance on local property taxes in segregated neighborhoods). Black K-12 students are nearly 4 times more likely to receive out-of-school suspensions than white students. Black preschoolers face suspension at 3.6 times the rate of white preschoolers. Healthcare Black Americans have shorter life expectancies (e.g., Black men live about 4 years less than white men on average). Black women are 3 times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes. Disparities appear in treatment for heart disease, cancer, and other conditions, compounded by poorer access to quality care in segregated areas. Environmental Injustice Communities of color are more likely to be located near pollution sources (e.g., highways, refineries), leading to higher rates of respiratory illness and other health issues. These examples reflect persistent racial gaps in outcomes, which many researchers attribute to the cumulative effects of historical and ongoing institutional practices rather than solely individual actions. Disparities often intersect with class and geography.

a black guy getting arrested 60 times at work is my emotions speaking?

No, that's the opposite of what the student in your video said, systemic racism does not mean explicit or intentioned racism. Go to a college campus party, drugs are everywhere, smoking bongs on the porch on a busy road. Google "kansas city stop" black neighborhoods are not targeted because a guy says "black neighborhood target them" it's because of people like you that don't even understand your racial biases are afraid of black people, this is what 'elevates' the crime rate by blacks, they're targeted more by police, subconciously because they're black. Look at the opioid epidemic in appalachia even JD vance harps about, where's the DEA there?

-DEA stationing in poor urban neighborhoods, but turn a blind eye to college campuses where drug use and sales are in the courtyard like selling lemonade -longer incarceration times for black people for the same crime -public school funding -public infrastructure funding -running highways through black neighborhoods -neighborhood zoning, allowing industrial in black neighborhoods -putting housing projects in black neighborhoods and all of these things have hopefully obvious knock-on effects, i.e. "systemic"

Chomsky is not implicated in wrong-doing, Tate sex-trafficked girls. Do you disagree with chomskys letter?

Ghislaine is in prison...... I think Tate lies to boys, leads them down destructive paths. Misogyny knows no bounds.... TRUMP IS PRESIDENT, HIS ENTIRE CABINET IS IN THE FILES. Trump is in the files auctioning girls, and raping, "bUt ePsTeInS aSsIstAnTs!"

Figure out her specific need. What's her 'love language'? Either she needs some specific way of connecting, this doesn't actually require much from you aside from figuring it out, or, she has some insecurity issue. Do that, if you're still unsatisfied after that, breakup. You'll probably be satisfied, spirituality is pretty individual, and she's supportive of yours. Your situation could be better for your spirituality, put two spiritual people in the room together and it's two different paths, often conflicting.

....you think the "matrix" outed itself? The people in those files were pro Tate, actually. Musk, Trump, Bannon,