As opposed to bringing up specious arguments like "what about this guy who is longer in power" in threads about trying to actually accomplish something? Or arguments about how something doesn't apply to a situation because it doesn't specifically apply to you?
Perhaps your own arguments are made for arguments sake and others just respond in kind. Take stock of your own life before blaming others for your shortcomings.
Yours is fear mongering and whattaboutism. The problem we currently face is not someone who is no longer actively in politics, and constantly bringing it up as though dealing with it now is going to make any kind of difference is intellectually dishonest.
We need to deal with the situation we have now, not what has happened before. Doing otherwise is little more than distraction.
And as far as my last few comments... perhaps you just make a lot of comments worth replying to? I honestly dont pay that close attention to it.
I will support him as far as it supports positive movement. I will criticize him otherwise. Same with every neo-liberal before him, and will continue with every neo-liberal after him.
True, though expressing schadenfreude without this context just reinforces hate for hates sake. Showing disdain for people instead of what they represent.
I want to see the end of neo-fascism. Seeing individual leaders of it is just a bonus that, frankly, isnt something I even want to care about.
That just means another fascist takes his place, possibly one that has less skeletons in their closet to make them rage in the way you'd like them to.
Not saying the world wouldn't be a bit better if he was gone, it just wouldn't make as much a difference as both his detractors and his supporters might presume.
How long did it take them to make a shopping cart, one of the most basic necessities of a modern internet storefront? User experience has never been their priority.
The perfect crime 😎