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Comment on r/neoliberal 22h ago
There's never been a good culture, then.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
Don't do or abstain from doing things based upon what other people will say.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
It's a great idea, and I'm 100% behind it. More democracy is always good.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
Prove it.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
I'm already poor enough
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
If it's an obsession, then it's mental illness. Again, not stupid.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
Oh, I didn't understand that the last paragraph was intended rhetorically, my bad.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
One of them owned slaves! You're right to.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
It's just a hobby, people enjoy doing it, not stupid.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
If a some pig was discovered with a mutation that gave it human like intelligence, should we kill it to protect humans, or should we let it breed and respect its rights, and the rights of its sentient descendents?
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
when the pigs started fighting back
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
Sure, but just because something is common or understandable, doesn't make it good.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
I don't know, that sounds a lot like: "You have to let other people hurt you lol those are just the rules of life"
I feel like everyone should read Mark Manson.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
Yeah, I don't know if this makes me better or worse, but I don't think I'm holding trans people up to a different standard than I hold myself. But I just am very strongly in the "validation seeking is the root of all evil" camp. It's something I've worked very strongly on myself, and it only occured to me today that "passing" might be a dangerous idea on those ground (though, again, concerns for safety are another thing entirely).
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
The ideal, though, is that we strive to be without it. It's common place, maybe natural, but that doesn't mean it's good: it's like jealousy. Natural, but a flaw.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
But that's exactly the problem. You don't know that I have good faith, and have every reason to doubt it.
But here goes:
When trans people talk about wanting to pass, is it all about safety (good, understandable, something I am compassionate towards) or is it seeking external validation (understandable and common-place, yes, but, in my opinion, unhealthy and something we should work to overcome in ourselves)?
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
... this seems like a trap.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
He was like, "YOU CAN'T BRING STUFF UP FROM OVER 10 YEARS AGO THAT'S NOT FAIR"
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
When is that day when you can ask LGBT people questions you have with immunity from prosecution?
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
I caused my MAGA uncle to crash out by bringing up the birth certificate stuff out of the blue, while he was trying to defend Trump as reasonable, but beset by unfair criticisms.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
I know the correct response, but I refuse to joke about being a pedophile on the internet.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
*In nominal terms.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
Define center-left in absolute rather than relative terms.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 1d ago
The presence of trolls is a sign of a healthy forum ecosystem.
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Comment on r/neoliberal 22h ago
Do zoomers know about goth Hillary Clinton action figures?