First of all the “everything I don’t like is communist/socialist” were never ridiculed for their viewpoint, once Russia collapsed and China went mostly capitalist the communist rhetoric mostly dried up, but the anti socialist rhetoric remained and still remains, as does the much less talked about red-scare rhetoric, especially after a bunch of supposed “Antifa” dingbats allowed themselves to be interviewed on Fox News and admitted to being Communist/Anarchist, in the same way that the antiwork movement got derailed by that idiotic moderator going on Fox news.
Secondly the “everything I don’t like is communist/socialist” crowd is the “everything I don’t like is woke” crowd, if we had a Venn diagram about this is would be like a 90% overlap, same type of people, same types of mindsets, both with white Christian fundamentalism at it’s root, and if you dig a little deeper you’ll find that under that those roots are built right on top of Confederate ideals and white supremacy.
First of all the “everything I don’t like is communist/socialist” were never ridiculed for their viewpoint, once Russia collapsed and China went mostly capitalist the communist rhetoric mostly dried up, but the anti socialist rhetoric remained and still remains, as does the much less talked about red-scare rhetoric, especially after a bunch of supposed “Antifa” dingbats allowed themselves to be interviewed on Fox News and admitted to being Communist/Anarchist, in the same way that the antiwork movement got derailed by that idiotic moderator going on Fox news.
Secondly the “everything I don’t like is communist/socialist” crowd is the “everything I don’t like is woke” crowd, if we had a Venn diagram about this is would be like a 90% overlap, same type of people, same types of mindsets, both with white Christian fundamentalism at it’s root, and if you dig a little deeper you’ll find that under that those roots are built right on top of Confederate ideals and white supremacy.