The Left is more unpopular than any time since the Cold War – except in Starmer’s Britain

[sine_fine_belli@lemmy.world]

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[myopinion@lemm.ee]

I am sure the right wing will bring us a glorious future. /s

[yunxiaoli@sh.itjust.works]

Starmer, and I can't stress this enough, is not left wing by any reasonable or unreasonable definition. There's a reason Trump praised him.

That all aside the inevitable collapse of western society is the only possible good path forward for humanity, and right wing ideologies like liberalism and fascism is the most direct path.

[shepherdpie@midwest.social]

They say "the left" but they're talking about the center-right neoliberals like Harris and Biden. Of course those people are going to be unpopular compared to the right because it's the same policy just watered down.

[drspod@lemmy.ml]

The Telegraph is right wing propaganda, not news.

[asafum@feddit.nl]

It's almost like not having any real representation other than lip service to culture wars issues combined with social media and "traditional" media propaganda helping the right actually has an effect on perceptions of "the left"... Who'd have thought...

[john89@lemmy.ca]

Greed wins.

All the proud consumerists on the left have themselves to blame/thank for voting for the lesser-evils.

[john89@lemmy.ca]

Joe biden is quite possibly the worst president the US has ever had.

I hope history remembers him as nothing more than what the ruling class decided workers could have instead of Bernie.

[ahal@lemmy.ca]

He's not even the worst president this month.

[slopppyengineer@lemmy.world]

There's going to be a lot of "but I didn't think the boot would come down on me"

[flyingsquid@lemmy.world]

The current president is literally setting up a concentration camp at an Air Force base.