Yea, it's the from the thread in this community even but that context doesn't really help all that much, Lemmy is a strange place!
I'm not sure either, but I guess, classic liberalism refers to what is actually the root for the modern liberalism. And that is the 18th century "we want a nation and no government to interfere in our business" way of thinking.
The race realism probably refers to the "I'm not racist, but black people can't be that smart if they're all poor and in prison" mindset.
All in all, the post probably means conservative/reactionary and economically-liberal people, in US speak, that would be republicans.
It might help to realize, that "liberal" means "pro-business" almost everywhere except the anglosphere.
Thanks for the explanation, but that's not where my confusion is. What is the context? Why is this posted in mildlyinfuriating? This is just some person saying stuff™
Again... what?
Same here, I didn’t really understand what the screenshot was going on about.
It was commented in a thread about lemmy.world blocking !piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com.
Still 'What?', but a little less so, I guess.
Yea, it's the from the thread in this community even but that context doesn't really help all that much, Lemmy is a strange place!
I'm not sure either, but I guess, classic liberalism refers to what is actually the root for the modern liberalism. And that is the 18th century "we want a nation and no government to interfere in our business" way of thinking.
The race realism probably refers to the "I'm not racist, but black people can't be that smart if they're all poor and in prison" mindset.
All in all, the post probably means conservative/reactionary and economically-liberal people, in US speak, that would be republicans.
It might help to realize, that "liberal" means "pro-business" almost everywhere except the anglosphere.
Thanks for the explanation, but that's not where my confusion is. What is the context? Why is this posted in mildlyinfuriating? This is just some person saying stuff™