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[–] Angel@hexbear.net 64 points 1 week ago (3 children)

Harris did not lose (primarily) due to her gender or race. I feel that people who are operating under this assumption need to examine the dialectic here a lot more closely. Kamala's major L is not a testament to Trump being any degree of magnificent but rather a demonstration of how God awful she is. Liberals need to garner far more awareness. If your answer to the question, "Why did Kamala lose?" has anything to do with assuming that it's mainly the fault of reactionary, sexist, and racist white men, you are cutting out a whole bunch of very important factors from this equation. Plenty of marginalized people feel utterly disappointed in the bourgeois, imperialist machine that is the Democratic Party of the United States. 

We've seen that they will truly do nothing to further our rights or even maintain them as they currently stand. They don't care about economic equality, and the most we've gotten from them is lip service. Democrats and Republicans are two heads on a vicious and malevolent double-headed fire-breathing dragon. One of these heads breathes fire of its usual color, and this head will explicitly warn you that this fire is there to kill your ass. The other head, on the other hand, will breathe a mesmerizing, astonishingly flashy rainbow-colored fire instead. On top of that, this head will tell you that if you get touched by this fire, you'll heal from all of the wounds that the other head's fire has given you, but in actuality, it just exacerbates the damage.

This double-headed dragon has wreaked havoc on marginalized communities, and these marginalized communities know, be they oppressed on the basis of race, gender, class, sexuality, disability, religion, or anything else, that the rainbow fire actually has zero healing properties, so stop acting like they do not know because we do. In addition, stop pretending that you care about us because you liberals have constantly demonstrated to me, a poor neurodivergent transfem of color, that you do not care about my view on bourgeois electoralism. It's clear that I am nothing but a pawn to you, and you seem to want to dispose of me the moment that me being your pawn stops working in your favor. If that were anything but the truth, you'd listen to me on how to be a better ally to the marginalized, but you never do. If your outlook is that you want to hurt marginalized people while pretending that you care about them, it's no wonder that KKKamala HarriSS seems right up your alley.

fanon “Imperialism leaves behind germs of rot which we must clinically detect and remove from our land but from our minds as well.”

[–] Llituro@hexbear.net 3 points 1 week ago

Harris did not lose (primarily) due to her gender or race. I feel that people who are operating under this assumption

as support for this to people you talk to, you can point to how harris did not run the same kind of identity-centric campaign that clinton did in 2016. the focus differed substantially in both messaging and media coverage.

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