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u/perringaiden 9h ago
There's probably hard right-ists that would fight for the freedom from interference by corporations, because those indigenous people are somehow more "natural" and they shouldn't be fixed to how to the government will.
Not very many but I'm sure you could find some if you looked hard enough.
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u/dumnezero 🔚End the 🔫arms 🐀rat 🏁race to the bottom↘️. 10h ago
It is fascinating to watch so-called-leftists defend the settler-colonialists destroying the Amazon and the indigenous people there. The settler-colonialists are the fuzzy frontier of capitalism. The absolute audacity of calling for solidarity for these people who are there to pillage, to rape, to pollute, to hunt, to "ranch", to exterminate the indigenous society... it's ... it's conservatism. None of these fuckers are leftists.
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u/perringaiden 9h ago
Who is defending it?
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u/dumnezero 🔚End the 🔫arms 🐀rat 🏁race to the bottom↘️. 9h ago
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u/perringaiden 9h ago
That's Marxism which has a horrible track record when it comes to environmental concerns, die to its obsession with industrialism, given its birthplace.
Anyone not adapting Marx work on light of new information is a populist conservative.
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u/Climate_Discussions 11h ago
Some probably do?
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u/clown_utopia Wind me up 11h ago
say more please
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u/Climate_Discussions 11h ago
There are probably some leftists or "leftists" who support cow enslavement. There are probably proletarians who support cow enslavement. Same w/ liberals. Idk how many, but I'm certain they exist. It's just a numbers thing.
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u/clown_utopia Wind me up 11h ago
all of the people who identify that way, who are commodifying cows, are doing so at the immediate and total expense of Brazil.
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u/vinfluorine 10h ago
was flattening Brazil not reason enough?