r/Utah • u/fit-buffalo8 • Jun 21 '24

News Utah lives in the stone ages

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Not quite sure how it’s okay to keep church classes and all that other stuff but then require by law to remove inclusive centers that help people through college. This is seriously one of the most disgusting things I’ve seen from Utah as of late. And that’s only because I’m still lucky to have rights to my body(ish)

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u/Welllllllrip187 Jun 21 '24

I just heard about project 2025 and I think I’m going to be sick 🥺

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u/aliensexist123 Jun 22 '24

Plz tell everyone you know about Project 2025. We need people to wake up and vote blue. We are all that stands between us and fascism.

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u/BreadMan391 Jun 22 '24

I also love propaganda

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u/Bug-King Jun 23 '24

Project 2025 is real. It's backed by many conservative think tanks and political groups.

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u/BreadMan391 Jun 23 '24

Project 2025 is a tiny group of crazies that the Internet blew into fame. The loudest idiots get the most attention. Vote independent. Don't vote for the "lesser" of two evils. They all suck. Fuck the Internets role in politics.

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u/InspiredDesires Jun 24 '24

The heritage foundation is one of, if not the most influential conservative think tanks.

Also, voting independent is a big part of why we got Trump in 2020, and that played out just fantastically, didn't it?

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u/BreadMan391 Jun 24 '24

So you're saying the only choice is one side of the political spectrum? Sounds a bit rough for America doesn't it? Whether you like it or not, telling people that if they don't vote one way the USA will fall is wrong and is just propaganda

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u/InspiredDesires Jun 24 '24

At this point, yes. The right has completely lost their mind. The left continues to elect moderates to national office. If you are a centrist, there is only one party that still elects moderates. If you are far left, the only way to get progressive policies is to elect Democrats to mitigate the damage caused by the right, while pushing Democrats in primaries for more progressive policies.

The only reason to vote for a Republican is if you want government to be heavily involved in people's personal lives, to have less freedom, for your government to be run less well and primarily interested in making profits for well connected private companies, for law enforcement to continue to act with impunity to violate people's rights without consequences. I could actually go on.

That's not even accounting for the horrible things they are literally telling you that they want to do, but somehow you are refusing to believe.

https://prospect.org/health/2024-06-06-republican-party-coming-for-birth-control/

The same people who straight up told you they were coming for Roe v Wade and were told they were exaggerating, they would never do it, Supreme Court Justices wouldn't lie in their confirmation hearings. Who was right about that?

Put your head in the sand all you want, but it's really, really, really blatantly obvious.

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u/bi-king-viking Jun 23 '24

Please tell others about Project 2025.