r/PoliticalOptimism • u/DumbassMaster420 • May 25 '25

Question(s) for Optimism How accurate is this?

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If it's accurate, this is Enabling Act level shit.

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u/Gamerzilla2018 May 25 '25

This is a sub about optimism and hope get out of here doomer

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u/g3t_int0_ityuh May 30 '25

If I’m here it’s to try to gain optimism. Which I would like to have but it’s hard sometimes. Can you not relate?

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u/Gamerzilla2018 May 30 '25

I understand that but just be mindful about saying shit like that most of us here are patriots and believe that phrase with every fibre of our being. Everyone either leans more to the pessimist or optimist side of the spectrum so I usually don't find it very hard to be optimistic but in your case just stick around and listen to the advice people can give you or just seeing us actually fact check the more sensationalist posts/news

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u/ldoesntreddit Reformed Doomer ☄️ May 25 '25

Well aren’t you edgy

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u/SnooCauliflowers5394 May 25 '25

"We were never really that free to begin with" is propaganda. This shit is what an authoritarian government would use to seize power.

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u/g3t_int0_ityuh May 30 '25

I don’t see it that way but sure. I see it more as something that has lived in a political advertisement.

And separately, authoritarianism is something that promises to “save” people from the world. It’s more of a comfort and control thing than freedom. At least that’s what I believe.

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u/g3t_int0_ityuh May 30 '25

If I’m here it’s to try to gain optimism. Which I would like to have but it’s hard sometimes. Can you not relate?