Dr. Ex - to criticize any particular politician and/or their actions is not necessarily the same thing as locking oneself into a ‘left/right’ narrative.Dr Exiled wrote: ↑Mon Feb 23, 2026 3:16 amEveryone here is duped by the left/right narrative. If anyone is willing, anyone, take a look at how economic gains have gone upward over the last 50 years at our expense. Perhaps that tells the real story???? But, at least you aren't like them other guys, at least you are supposedly smarter than them others. Uber drivers don't know crap and all those on the right are racist and all on the left are looking to transition. Them are certainly dumb .... meanwhile, the 1% is taking the milk from the cow while the two sides fight over ownership of the cow ....
Maybe we should have a civil war while the 1% lives in luxury? I don't know. I'll be somewhere else while y'all kill each other.
Anyway, back to narrative invention/bs so the team can supposedly prosper.
Wouldn’t what you’re warning against be more of an issue if all critique of a politician on the so-called right must be presented with some sort of critique of another politician on the so-called left, so as to appear wise to playing into that dichotomy … which results in simultaneously pandering to it? How should critique of any politician be made if doing so will always be classified by some folks of playing into the left/right duality?
Also, isn’t it correct to identify the current President as being a member of the super-rich elite that you’re wanting folks to pay attention to and hold accountable, especially in light of Trump’s fairly unique ability to now brazenly move tens of billions of taxpayer dollars into accounts solely under his ownership and control?
Ironically, when it comes down to holding Trump accountable, you’ll find yourself dealing with that left/right dichotomy again. It’s accurate to point out that one side of that equation seems to have absolutely no interest in holding the President accountable for his actions. Even when he’s doing it in broad daylight.
Where do we go from here?
