r/neoliberal • u/UnscheduledCalendar • 4d ago

The Democrats’ Culture Denialism Opinion article (US)

https://www.liberalpatriot.com/p/the-democrats-culture-denialism

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u/Particular-Court-619 4d ago

Okay, so the writer says the problem is the things Dem support... whereas my superior thesis is the Dems not controlling the narrative and thinking people's values and identity is based on economic status... then we get to this:

"These same voters believed Harris supported the following policies: using taxpayer dollars to pay for transgender surgeries for undocumented immigrants (83 percent); allowing children under 18 to transition genders without informing their parents (77 percent); decriminalizing border crossings (77 percent); allowing abortion up until the day of birth (76 percent); allowing illegal immigrants convicted of crimes to stay in America (75 percent); defunding the police (72 percent); and giving black Americans reparations for slavery (67 percent)."

So a huge chunk of the problem is people thinking the Dems support things they don't. Why change stances when the reason people don't like you is for stances you don't have?

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u/UnscheduledCalendar 4d ago

Yeah, but the question is whether or not you support it, not how common the issue is. This conditions your response on to whether or not your opinion changes IF these numbers change.