bonifartius πΌπ
wow, progressives go the full authoritarian arc right now that things don't develop to their likings.
@bonifartius@qoto.org From my point of view they've been full authoritarian for many years by now
@tyil ah, i think i really have put it wrong! upon reflecting, they now do skip out on the "for the weak" part and directly go to the "we have to destroy the enemy" part. that's what changed. they seem to don't even care about the reason anymore, just about ingroup outgroup. which is what they always claimed to fight.
@bonifartius@qoto.org Ah, I had not noticed that they've left out any excuses as to why their authoritarianism is good, actually. Not very surprising that there would be a point where they simply forego the cheap rhetoric, it must be exhausting to them too to keep repeating the same lies.
Do you think that this change in their tactics is going to eventually make the average person see through the deceit, and perhaps even turn against their "progressive" interpretation of what is practically just fascism?
@bonifartius@qoto.org Maybe this has been a personal issue but I don't see any changes to how these people behave recently. "Think of the underprivileged" has been an excuse to commit horrible acts for many years, in a similar vain to how politicians have abused "think of the children" for decades now. I've seen many witch hunts against those perceived to be not nice enough to people who have labeled themselves as the most oppressed victim in the room, including against myself.
Is there any event in particular that makes you feel like the popular narrative has changed recently?