Comrade, I appreciate your willingness to engage, but weâre materialists, not followers of the Great Man theory.
While there are many commendable actions Einstein took as a political activist, I imagine youâre not going to defend this xenophobia.
Itâs fine if you included the Einstein quote in there as a note to end on, but it shouldnât be your argument, since honestly, Einsteinâs political views shouldnât mean more solely on the basis of breakthroughs in physics (despite what Einstein claims). I would instead have frame challenged their comment to point out that the US claims to be such a âdemocratic utopiaâ but is definitely an âauthoritarian dictatorshipâ itself. Maybe follow up with a quote about how any of the countries that didnât do something succumbed to the USâ anticommunist efforts
I imagine youâre not going to defend this xenophobia.
I donât see what relevance any of that has. You guys from lemmygrad need to learn from hexbear and learn when not to be self-wreckers when dealing with libs, all this does is function as support for the libs in this thread, of course nobody supports the sinophobic shit, find me a comrade that wasnât fucking weird about asians at the time - good luck. That doesnât stop us using them wherever valid.
Itâs fine if you included the Einstein quote in there as a note to end on, but it shouldnât be your argument, since honestly, Einsteinâs political views shouldnât mean more solely on the basis of breakthroughs in physics (despite what Einstein claims).
âShouldnât mean moreâ than what? The shmucks here commenting with their vast amount of knowledge about socialism gained from reddit comment sections? Yes it absolutely should mean more.
all this does is function as support for the libs in this thread
Iâm just trying to point out that youâre left defending a weak argument, and the libs already have taken advantage of that, comrade.
âShouldnât mean moreâ than what? The shmucks here commenting with their vast amount of knowledge about socialism gained from reddit comment sections? Yes it absolutely should mean more.
Of course, I was referring to those who actually do have experience in the field.
I hope you donât take this the wrong way. Feel free to disregard my replies if you donât appreciate them.
Nobody has actually given an example of âthose who actually do have experience in the fieldâ. Nobody is making that argument in good faith. Anyone âwith experience in the fieldâ of political matters is part of one or another ideological camp too, and thus either gets entirely dismissed for their bias, or worshipped for it, depending entirely upon which camp is reading the content. Unexpected outsiders to politics(which Einstein certainly was not, itâs just not historically well known to the libs) that are venerated in their fields are fundamentally more persuasive to bystanders who arenât acting in bad-faith than the people with obvious bias.
