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antoniomelonio β€’ 170 implied HN points β€’ 28 Feb 25
  1. The Left is seen as weak and disorganized, lacking a clear vision or plan for the future. Instead of leading change, it often gets caught up in fighting itself.
  2. Historical movements, like communism and anarchism, have struggled to create lasting successes and often became absorbed by the systems they aimed to challenge.
  3. The rise of artificial intelligence might pose a threat to capitalism, but the Left is mostly unprepared and lacks a unifying strategy to address these changes.
The Ruffian β€’ 528 implied HN points β€’ 21 Dec 24
  1. Luigi Mangione, the man who committed a murder in a protest against healthcare, was from a wealthy background and had no history of being wronged by the system. His actions don't fit the narrative of fighting for the oppressed.
  2. Despite being celebrated by some leftist circles, Mangione was more of a liberal centrist with interests that aligned with rational thought and skepticism, which contrasts sharply with his violent act.
  3. The public's reaction to Mangione's actions shows a troubling acceptance of political violence. This could encourage more similar actions, leading to a dangerous cycle of justifying violence in political discourse.
The Liberal Patriot β€’ 1945 implied HN points β€’ 05 Feb 24
  1. History provides lessons for today's political challenges, such as the impact of the New Left on Democrats in the past.
  2. There are similarities between the New Left of the 1960s and the new-New Left today, raising concerns for the anti-Trump coalition.
  3. Mainstream Democrats need to navigate ideological battles and focus on building a new Vital Center to preserve democracy and the American mission.
The Abbey of Misrule β€’ 259 implied HN points β€’ 22 Feb 23
  1. The article is about being against progress and making a case for reactionary radicalism.
  2. The author discusses Edward Goldsmith's traditionalist views and his role in the early British green movement.
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Gideon's Substack β€’ 26 implied HN points β€’ 06 Nov 23
  1. Different groups on the American radical right have extreme views on restoring order in the country.
  2. Challenging catastrophism without embracing it could be a strategic approach to opposing radical ideologies.
  3. Considering elements of right-wing viewpoints in a reasonable manner might be a tactic to reduce their appeal.