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Yeah no, just no.And what was once considered normal left wing, is now brandished as far left.
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Yeah no, just no.And what was once considered normal left wing, is now brandished as far left.
What a dumb campaigner
And forcing children to carry pregnancies to birth against their will because the big man in the sky wants it is centrist.Apparently being anti-fascist is such a radical position these days.
I like that the guy who's starting to rival Cher and Joan Rivers for cosmetic surgery is so vehemently anti trans. He needs to accept the body he was born into.Apparently being anti-fascist is such a radical position these days.
What you say is true on economic policy. But its the other way round on social policy. With abortion probably the exception (and thats why its a vote killer for republicans).I never understand people like him saying this. It is the complete opposite. Many right winged parties have drifted more to the right in recent years world wide. Where the left sides have moved more central. And what was once considered normal left wing, is now brandished as far left. And when the conservatives lose, they are always like "We need to move further to the right", when that was the main reason they likely lost. And any major party that doesn't want to go further right, is how splinter far right groups break off and form. The current Republican Party is closer to a far right nationalist party than anywhere near the center.
What a dumb campaigner
Just yeah.Yeah no, just no.
i remember labor supporters cracking the shits a few years ago when vote compass told them they aligned with the greens policies more than laborI know he's probably just trolling, but wowee even the 5% possibility he's serious.
Imagine anyone thinking US political parties have moved left recently, thats next level![]()
I know he's probably just trolling, but wowee even the 5% possibility he's serious.
Imagine anyone thinking US political parties have moved left recently, thats next level![]()
Everything looks left from a white upbringing in Pretoria.I know he's probably just trolling, but wowee even the 5% possibility he's serious.
Imagine anyone thinking US political parties have moved left recently, thats next level![]()
All good, just realised it's been posted by a blocked user. Silly me, all good.its showing as the top thread on the SRP main page for me right now
In fairness, both Tesla and Rivian have benefited from government handouts: State and local governments in Georgia promised Rivian a raft of incentives worth up to $1.5 billion. And Tesla has received at least $2.8 billion in federal, state, and local subsidies over the years, despite CEO Elon Musk's professed distaste for government intervention in the economy. In fact, Politico found in February that Tesla was the single largest recipient of funds disbursed by the federal NEVI program, winning "almost 13 percent of all EV charging awards from the law, earning it a total of more than $17 million in infrastructure grants.
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Elon Musk: Government Is 'the Biggest Corporation, With a Monopoly on Violence, Where You Have No Recourse'
Musk's finally ready to admit that government subsidies distort markets and that government actors are terrible at capital allocation.reason.com