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MadameButterfly

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9. Yes, I thought his point was that the radicalization was on the right and not on the left

Reply to BlueMTexpat (Reply #5)

Thu Oct 16, 2025, 05:28 AM

Oct 16

At the end it sounded like he was making a case for it wasn't JUST on the left.

What do they mean by left wing radicalization? Are they talking about pro-Gaza (which is increasingly seeming less and less radical given developments in Gaza. Those sitting out the election were pretty extreme to me, but was there any shooting I missed?)
I believe there are some people to the left of Bernie in the DSA, but any violence associated with that?
Do they mean radically for Single-Payer healthcare? I guess that means me.

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Adam is my new go-to guy for info BigmanPigman Oct 16 #2

"There's an undercurrent of radicalization on both sides" BaronChocula Oct 16 #3

You and I BlueMTexpat Oct 16 #5

I mean really BaronChocula Oct 16 #6

Hopefully, BlueMTexpat Oct 16 #7

Yes, I thought his point was that the radicalization was on the right and not on the left MadameButterfly Oct 16 #9

He speaks very well. BlueMTexpat Oct 16 #4

I will watch this later but his video on the Maga incel that killed 2 girls JI7 Oct 16 #8