The Biggest Reason Why I Left The Left...

Amala Ekpunobi

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🗓️ 5 May 2026

⏱️ 13 minutes

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One of the biggest reasons I left the left was the contradiction between leftist words and leftist actions. And the examples just keep coming—let's talk about it.

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0:00.0	Okay.
0:01.0	She's beating up a pinata of Donald
0:04.0	Trump.
0:05.0	Trump,
0:06.0	it's good to.
0:08.0	Woo-hoo!
0:09.0	Yeah,
0:12.0	she's beating up a pinata of Donald J.
0:15.0	All while wearing a shirt that says,
0:17.0	Make America kind again.
0:19.0	I know you see the contradiction, and we're going to talk about that contradiction and the
0:22.7	hypocrisy that exists on the left today with leftist language versus leftist actions.
0:28.2	Let's talk about it.
0:29.0	Yeah, you better.
0:32.8	Yeah, you better.
0:35.0	Guys, before we get into today's video, please like and subscribe.
0:39.4	Today is an interesting one.
0:41.4	And I say that as a former leftist myself, one of the biggest things that really made me
0:45.9	leave the left was recognizing the contradiction that exists between leftist words and
0:51.8	leftist actions.
0:53.2	I was one of those people who was all coexist,
0:56.0	tolerance, anti-racism, and then you dive deeper into these words and what they mean in practice
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