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milestogo

(21,881 posts)
Wed Sep 24, 2025, 10:28 AM Wednesday

What "radicalization on the left"?

I just heard someone on MSNBC use this phrase. I have no idea WHO he is talking about.

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What "radicalization on the left"? (Original Post) milestogo Wednesday OP
They never really say, beyond wOke MiNd viRuS eShirl Wednesday #1
Radical left is a fictional talking point. thomski64 Wednesday #2
Like the non-existent antifa milestogo Wednesday #3
It exists, but is a tiny fraction of radical right Bernardo de La Paz Wednesday #4
Every Accusation is a Confession. usonian Wednesday #5
An attempt to "both-sides" the issue Redleg Wednesday #6
Yeah, you know, people who want to sustain Social Security Mysterian Wednesday #7

thomski64

(751 posts)
2. Radical left is a fictional talking point.
Wed Sep 24, 2025, 10:35 AM
Wednesday

put forth relentlessly by the faux noise types and the likes J "Davenport" Vance

milestogo

(21,881 posts)
3. Like the non-existent antifa
Wed Sep 24, 2025, 10:36 AM
Wednesday

which actually has no organizational structure and no known members and commits no violent acts? Its like the bogeyman.

Bernardo de La Paz

(58,838 posts)
4. It exists, but is a tiny fraction of radical right
Wed Sep 24, 2025, 10:53 AM
Wednesday

The number of people wanting to take away women's right to vote is probably a dozen times more than the number of people wanting to install actual communism in the US.

Redleg

(6,624 posts)
6. An attempt to "both-sides" the issue
Wed Sep 24, 2025, 11:26 AM
Wednesday

While there are those few on the radical left, the radical right has largely taken over one political party.

Mysterian

(5,940 posts)
7. Yeah, you know, people who want to sustain Social Security
Wed Sep 24, 2025, 11:41 AM
Wednesday

and provide affordable health care to the people. Friggin' communists!

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