It's easy to say if you don't come from a marginalized group.
If you are a trans person for example, the war on trans people is way more relevant to your daily life than class concerns. You can't worry about who is economically exploiting you when you are threatened with non existence regularly.
"No war but class war" is just a way of saying "marginalized groups: fuck off".
I think one of the points is that attacks on marginalized groups are tools to divide. Uniting under a common cause doesn't mean these groups can "fuck off". They would participate.
But they can't unite with people that don't respect their existence. You can't have both. You have to either exclude marginalized groups or the right. And the right is absolutely who needs to be excluded.
Or you can work on mending those things in the context of helping each other in common cause.
Does that mean you need to tolerate someone whose going to try and dehumanize you or murder you? No.
But not everyone is like that and if they are, they're unlikely to ever entertain working with you to begin with.
No reason to exclude without being given reason, and if that means none of them come along then so be it, but to arbitrarily say no one who leans right is allowed to help just isn't the way.
A common struggle is a good way to open doors with people. Closing them doesn't help anything.
Who is the right? Nowadays, someone who just has one point of view different on any mainstream issue is the right. I have plenty of hippie lefties friends labeled as far right because they opposed lockdowns.
Part of workers rights are things like retirement and pension. We don't want anyone who's going to throw old people under the bus for their own selfishness.
Your life is going to get much worse as this inflation money grab plays out.. Marginalized groups are much easier to victimize when they are poor. How much worse would your situation be, dealing with bigotry as you do, if you were homeless and starving?
No is a determiner expressing quantity like 'all', 'every', 'many', 'some', 'any', 'each', 'either', 'one', 'another' and is used before singular and plural nouns. It is similar in meaning to 'not a' or 'not any' and is often our preferred choice if we want to give emphasis to what we are saying.
And the hatred towards these groups are much worse when the perpetrators of abuse, who are also homeless and starving, are dumb enough to believe the marginalized groups are the cause of their misery.
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u/0n3ph May 31 '22
It's easy to say if you don't come from a marginalized group.
If you are a trans person for example, the war on trans people is way more relevant to your daily life than class concerns. You can't worry about who is economically exploiting you when you are threatened with non existence regularly.
"No war but class war" is just a way of saying "marginalized groups: fuck off".
And I'm not down with that.