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I saw a sign in my area recently that said “vote no on all proposals” 🙄 guess what political party they support.
It does really depend on where you live. For my area, the same sign means vote no against fascist proposals.
In any area, I would be amazed to find that every single proposal was bad. I suppose it is possible though.
I like the sign and I agree but where’s the humor?
I believe the funny part is how liberals are just fully going mask off and using the GOP platform policy-for-policy
While I don’t disagree, feels more like an anti trump Republican sign. Of course dems keep going that direction so who knows anymore
They’re a “far-left” radical troll. I out that in quotes because I recall seeing them praising state capitalist nations.
Anyway, they and their colleagues are siding with MAGA against their shared enemy, classic liberals. So yards signs against Donald make them angry.
That doesn’t change the fact that it just looks like a never trump Republican sign, especially when it fits exactly in with the Harris and other dems campaigns
I’m coming to realize that on the left-right, liberal-authoritarian political compass, there’s a lot of “far left” people who value authoritarianism more than they value left beliefs.
Just saw one of these today on my way back from jury duty
Why do you like anti-lgbt and reproductive rights dogwhistles?
I saw that too.
The constitution, business, and defense lines also raised questions.
I think it’s a simplified message to show conservatives it’s ok to vote against orange shit stain
And that’s totally fine. For them, anyway.
Editing to add: Someone else in this thread commented to say that these were ‘mask off’ liberal values that are just GOP values. I think that shifted my baseline of expectations for what I was seeing here.
The constant divisiveness and purity testing between auth lefts who pretend that they represent all lefts and accuse liberal lefts of being centrists or even of being liberal right is really fucking up the dialogue and (occasionally) my perceptions of what falls where.
Thank you for weighing in and reminding me to double check that I wasn’t having my perceptions influenced by the dialogue around me.
