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I'm reading a good thread about how liberals reacting fatalisticly in regard to changes coming as a result of school shootings is self defeating and I agree with all of it but still feel extremely fatalistic about changes to gun laws. :/Permalink On twitter.com
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This is a perfect sample of how I feel as a liberal in America in general. Sure something could be done about X, but I honestly believe we'll all be ashes before we actually achieve X anyway.Permalink On twitter.com
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I don't think liberalism can face the problems of today unless the entire system fully breaks down; because the ideology is built on the idea that we're arcing towards justice, that incremental changes and set backs inevitably lead to utopia.Permalink On twitter.com
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How does one disabuse the majority of the left of this notion? I mean they still hold it now, with everything that's going on, so I'm thinking: total economic collapse or nuclear war.Permalink On twitter.com
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For sure, elements of the left don't hold with incrementality, but the people with the majority of the money and influence do, sooooooo.On twitter.com
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I guess what I'm saying is: if you're an optimistic leftist, I'm very happy for you, but I don't think it's particularly productive. I think the only approach that will render success comes from the assumption our philosophy has failed.Permalink On twitter.com
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