It’s the modern way to have to put a label on everything. It’s tedious and it’s precisely why I hate identity politics.

I think Andor and What We Do In The Shadows are both interesting because sometimes the internicine wars are more brutal and interesting than the disagreements in our popular consciousness. It’s really easy to hate someone so similar to you.

Also the stakes are high when you are the minority and need each other to unite in order anything to get done. It really highlights the differences between ideology, whether they had been previously named or not.

Look at all the people who left the Trump administration and no longer support him. Or how big the hatred for Clinton is in many progressive/left circles. Look at all the religious people who wanted abortion to be banned but now realize they actually disagreed with the fetal life philosophy all along and didn’t realize it.

Yeah rebels VS empire is cool. Rebels VS rebels is actually way more interesting.

That’s called being a centrist or an independent. Lemmy hates those.

imagine everyone voting for different individual candidates, no parties, no primaries, just one shot vote every couple years for, you know, whoever tickles your fancy at 8:00 on a tuesday morning, do you know how much of a fucking mess that would be, or everyone voting for different policies, no parties, no primaries, just one shot vote every couple years, for just about anything, want to outlaw mondays, sure why not pencil that fucker in, and vote on it. there’s a reason that people coalesce into political parties with identifying characteristics, it’s so anything gets done at all, most of the time by people who can actually do them