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Precisely, liberals aren't leftists in the least—at least not according to leftists. That is, world-wide, liberals and fascists have constantly worked hand-in-hand to form coalitions to keep the left out of power since WW1.

The true dialogue in America is happening amongst center-left vs. far-right ideologies.

By promoting colonization through expansionist, neoliberal policies.

Unfortunately, it just doesn't seem to be the kind of problem that capitalism is able to solve.

None of those publications are leftist in the least. However, they do all happen to share a very strong neoliberal bias—which would put one in more of a corporate centrist bubble—akin to watching just CNN and MSNBC on cable. If you want news without extra commentary, just go straight to Reuters and/or AP.

We're saying literally anyone could do the job of Apple's CEO.

Why bring in outside materials into this conversation? Do we lack the capacity for reason?

Science devoid of philosophy is merely politics.

The exploitation is a feature of capitalism, not a bug.

Only the wealthy and powerful, The Right, can afford the luxury of being truly stupid. The Left can never afford not to be as smart and pragmatic. This is why reality is always left-leaning.

A founder is a sociopath who steals from the workers.

Facebook is essentially a utility as governments use it as one of the primary ways to communicate with their citizens. Banning someone from Facebook, in the US, is unconstitutional.

Facebook is a merely the logical consequence of late-stage capitalism—its evil nature is a feature not a bug.

If they can't be broken up—and they're too big to fail—rolling them up into a utility could be an forgone conclusion.

If they came to capitalist America knowing of its history, they're probably A-OK with being politically abhorrent.

Which is why it's sometimes necessary to go above the court and take the information straight to the people.

A liberal is a capitalist is a conservative. The NY Times hails from smack-dab in the middle of the corporate center of American politics.

Especially for the relatively poor red states that depend on blue state subsidy.

They're definitely reading way too much into it and should probably take a good, hard look at themselves.

Your comments aren't news and we aren't the government suppressing your speech, so I'm not sure what you're going on about.

One word: pickles.