Neoliberalism really did encourage everyone to approach nearly everything about life as a consumer decision, from voting and politics to education, and if some things were too complex, that was the subject's fault, not the consumer's.

>"An unsung cross-racial movement of the poor"
>Look inside
>Hitlerism

Leftist defense thought essentially boils down to "there is no tyrant so evil, no genocide so brutal, no imperialism so insatiable that it is worth risking the military industrial complex making money in order to stop"

the problem is that he is frequently (deliberately) tendentious but the mid-2010s tumblr discursive hangover means people can’t just consider him annoying or obnoxious, they have to invent some socially righteous reason to hate his guts

Our government is riddled with Russian agents and Russian sympathizers and I still get braindead morons shouting Russiagate at me when I point out this is bad

The borderers and Scots-Irish have done nothing but rape and kill and drink and steal land from their betters for about 400 years

Extremely funny knowing in 2025 that voters absolutely would have preferred the Iraq war to be about stealing oil than spreading democratic values to the most despotic corner of the middle east

Why must I, the protagonist of reality, deviate from my base preferences to accommodate the existence of other human beings? Clearly this is the fault of the profit motive

On the Punnett square of "The Iraq war was/wasn't done for oil" and "And that's good/bad" he is the only person on God's green, brown, blue, white and gold Earth who falls in the "It wasn't/And that's bad" quadrant, the most proactively imperialistic position possible.

Hero of the antiwar movement!