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Is the discourse around the killing a good sign or just liberals bandwagoning on what has basically become a pop culture moment? (hexbear.net)
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Or, more likely, a bit of both?

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[–] eldavi@lemmy.ml 1 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

there's definitely an age gap and i think it mirrors the generational cohort social divides.

also: i was referring to the comment about americans realizing that the health care industry was evil.

I’d say if you polled Americans under 40 you’d get majority support.

which makes them millennials and are a majority which also likes tiktok and abhors genocides; but live in a hegemony that bans tiktok; escalates beyond the gazan genocide; and voted in a presidency that will reverse civil liberty gains that they once enjoyed.

i don't think that majority support is enough anymore.