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The Left has managed to cure cognitive dissonance. Haven't you noticed? For the past year or so, Leftists have been monolithically pushing for war.

War with Russia, war with Syria, war with China. Who could have thought that the party with a long historical record for being anti-war could turn out in dime and suddenly become pit bulls for the military industrial complex?

Think back on that long history. You have the anti-war demonstrations of the 60s and the repeated chance of no blood for oil during the Bush Presidencies.

And speaking of no blood for oil, you have to admire how the Left has gone from occupying Wall Street to being sick of fans for Wall Street.

Left is used to accuse companies of working for the man. But these days, it no longer matters how big and powerful these multinational corporations have become.

In fact, the more ruthless and exploitative these corporations are, the more lefty fanboys seek for their approval.

As long as these big corporations post a black square or indicate they're for social justice, they're good in the eyes of the Left.

Even though many of these companies use labor from overseas, don't compensate their workers and the way Leftists say people should be compensated,

and many of them receive tax breaks through loopholes because they're friends with rich and powerful Democrats.

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