This one lib made me so angry that I actually starting hitting things from how infuriated I was at their attitude.

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[–] 32 points 1 day ago (3 children)

Far lefts [have] no idea how the world actually works and what is needed including the time it takes for change.

Among other things r/politics redditors said stuff like that to me in 2021-22 when I kept trying to get them to see the supreme court had to be packed. I don't know why I kept talking to them post after post. I could have simply and literally banged my head into a wall every single time I had an urge to write something.

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  • [–] 18 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) (1 child)

    The more libs I see these days, the more I think the Sunday Friend should've had a dialogue tree where he just blows up at you and insists that he's a genius and you're a moron for disagreeing with him and if you don't change your mind right now then society will collapse and he's not mad, you're mad, why are you so mad, you being this mad just proves how wrong and immature you are.

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  • [–] 7 points 23 hours ago* (last edited 22 hours ago)

    Those are the powerless libs who are coming to terms with the collapse of their empire. Sunday friend is a political official, so his speech is always much more measured, and as far as we know, the Moralintern feels pretty secure in its position, disregarding the whole Martinaise situation as a local labor dispute that is beneath their attention (that's what the rcm is for).

    The only thing that really scared them is at the end of the Moralintern political vision quest

    spoilerIf Harry tells them about the pale anomaly in the church and manages to explain its significance. And the only thing they do there is just abduct Harry and give you a game over screen

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