How often do we see the far left Turning on their own members?

[EricaParruzzo]

Let me start by saying that I lean towards center neither left nor right. However these days I find myself leaning more towards the Right. the question i have for the day is Is the Far Left a house divided against itself? Not only in the left but conservative groups does this too... Let us be real for a second, although there are many factions and groups within the far left, there is no unity within the Far left movement. How often do you see liberals Turning on their own? How often do we see:

(I am a racial minority so I can say this) Minorities turning on LGBTQ

Minorities turning on BLM

BLM VS The whole America even Allies

(I'm Asian so I can say this ) Asians turning on affirmative action

BLM turning on their white supporters

The LGBTQ turning on Women and vice versa

Female feminists Turning on their male supporters (watch American television to see what I mean)

That is why I left THE LEFT

looking to deep into it wouldn't you say?

I'm conservative

[NaultD]

https://www.youtube.com/embed/7BE4QcwX4dU

My fundamental belief as a hardcore leftist is we are only as strong as our weakest defense. Meaning any one struggling is a leak in the greater boat of all of humanity.

This is why with out exceptions we need a strong foundation. Anyone belittle or make less then hurts the sum total. We can be terrible awful people to each other but we got to have everyone able to get to work the next day.

[Syntosi]

Of course there are no unity in the far-left. They are not one group, never were. The far left includes a bunch of different groups with different agendas and priorities. Anything from capitalists to communists to anarchists can all be far-left and obviously they are going to have radically different beliefs on any given topic.

America is really suffering badly from oversimplifying politics into a binary "left or right" mentality when that is just not how any of this works.

[Anonymous]

I'm like you in that I "left the left" a couple of years ago because I could no longer support what the left has become.

And yes, the infighting within the Democrats is stunning, especially since the election. But it's a good thing, and long overdue. The biggest issue with the left has been that anyone who speaks out and doesn't automatically toe the line of the elites is immediately cancelled.

Take Seth Moulton for example. He suggested after the election that Democrats should consider rethinking their support for trans athletes competing in women's sports. He was immediately asked by other Democrats to resign. That condition has been stifling independent thought in the Democrat party, which is very unhealthy. It's what cost the Dems the election.

[DrPepper12]

Left has MANY more pluralistic groups than monolithic right and it's harder to balance those interests. That's all.

[exitseven]

They have been eating each other since Biden dropped out.

[OddBeMe]

When has blm been relevant in the last few years. If minority men hate queens that ain't my fault.

[beefcakebradybatson]

It's unfortunate, as a united front of progressives must form to defeat Trumpism.

[Anonymous]

Both sides do it

[Anonymous]

They don't the left is really lazy.