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However I find myself being disagreed with quite often, mostly for not advocating or cheering violence, "by any means possible" change, or revolutionary tactics. It would seem that I'm not viewed as authentically holding my view unless I advocate extreme, violent, or radical action to accomplish it.

Those seem like two different things to me.

Edit: TO COMMUNISTS, ANARCHISTS, OR ANYONE ELSE CALLING FOR THE OVERTHROW OF SOCIETY

THIS OBVIOUSLY ISN'T MEANT FOR YOU.

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[–] Cowbee@lemmy.ml 3 points 6 months ago

Yes of course. It’s basically what the global economy has been like for fucking forever.

Yes, Colonialism and now Imperialism are brutal, but unfortunately have been long lasting.

It seems weird to single out the Nordic social democrats for this though.

The Nordic Countries, ie the scandinavian model, depends on Imperialism and makes no move against this. If a Capitalist, developed country moves towards Social Democracy, they will do nothing to change this Imperialism.

What are you trying to get at here?

Capitalism isn't Socialism, ergo Social Democrats have little in common with Leftists.