It seems pretty wild to me to assume that there is a trivial number of people that would be motivated to vote based on something like universal healthcare, that isn’t a pseudo religious devotee of performative leftism.
It seems pretty wild to me to assume that there is a trivial number of people that would be motivated to vote based on something like universal healthcare, that isn’t a pseudo religious devotee of performative leftism.
Like I said, they absolutely could be morons instead.
If someone’s reaction to “The non-fascist candidate isn’t offering universal healthcare” is “Let the fascist candidate who wants to rollback all public healthcare initiatives win”, they’re either a performative leftist or a moron.
It seems pretty wild to me to assume that there is a trivial number of people that would be motivated to vote based on something like universal healthcare, that isn’t a pseudo religious devotee of performative leftism.
Like I said, they absolutely could be morons instead.
If someone’s reaction to “The non-fascist candidate isn’t offering universal healthcare” is “Let the fascist candidate who wants to rollback all public healthcare initiatives win”, they’re either a performative leftist or a moron.