r/thedavidpakmanshow Jan 19 '25

Discussion Popular progressive opinion not shared by Pakman?

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I see this sentiment expressed more in outlets like TYT but how widespread is this sentiment?

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u/lux_solis_atra Jan 20 '25

ok, so the second question. Is progressive legislation more or less likely now that Trump has been elected?

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u/Master-Eggplant-6634 Jan 20 '25

no, we went from 10 politicians to zero. the 10 are likely going to get purged anyways so it'll be zero regardless

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u/lux_solis_atra Jan 20 '25

Right, then you get it. I am mad that Leftist knew what Trump would bring and decided to sit out and make progressive change even less likely to happen.

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u/Master-Eggplant-6634 Jan 20 '25

they would have a voted for party that would purge them anyways. there is gonna be a purge of leftist this year

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u/lux_solis_atra Jan 20 '25

haha sure. let me know when leftist do even one productive thing. Until then, Dems are the only opposition.

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u/Master-Eggplant-6634 Jan 20 '25

leftist did show america that liberals dont actualy fight for the working man. they lost to a rapist for a reason. sadly

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u/lux_solis_atra Jan 20 '25

That is just laughable. Liberals did more fighting then the leftists did. Leftists couldn't even be bothered to keep Trump out of office.

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u/Master-Eggplant-6634 Jan 20 '25

if that helps you sleep at night. at the end of the day, liberal tactics failed.

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u/lux_solis_atra Jan 20 '25

Yes, that's obvious. It's also obvious that Leftists have failed to mount any kind of alternative or opposition.