That's more the fascist-adjacent narrative than any kind of leftist narrative. The people who say that generally move over into explaining that white supremacism isn't really racist when you think about it.
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And they happily and entusiastically admit it.
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While I agree, I'm still flabbergasted at how much union labor support Trump had in 2016. Unions generally vote on what they perceive as their best chance for survival (they have to) and probably not as much on emails, Benghazi, and anti-PC culture.
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But also they probably vote on fears of their jobs being outsourced and blaming immigrants as well as just unions often being in step with especially authoritative figures, so my reaction to this is probably just being selectively naive.
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it's almost as if in classic marxism white supremacy can only exist as a false consciousness imposed by the ruling class and not, you know, itself one of the most powerful engines of our history
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