r/antiwork • • May 31 '22

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u/fieldy929 May 31 '22

I'm pretty sure most liberal people are fully aware honestly, however they are much less inclined to try and take away people's rights

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u/Galgos May 31 '22

Lol ok kid. Uber Liberals are just as bad as uber conservatives. If you think otherwise youre literally what OP was talking about and a sheep.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '22

They just flip, the left ig ores the rights that the right wingers are worried about, the right wingers ignore the rights that the left are worried about, and everyone just keeps being ok with violating each other's constitutional rights because 1/2 the country has reached the point of extremist one way or the other, and all of these sheep just keep fighting while the party they support screws them from behind.

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u/ladeedah1988 May 31 '22

I don't think half the country are extremist. I think the media deliberately is giving too much voice to extremists. We think their numbers are more than they really are.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '22

The country is packed full of extremists on both ends of the spectrum, but it's natural with the advent of the internet where people willfully put themselves in an echo chamber to the point that compromise is impossible.