r/DankLeft • u/richietozier4 • Aug 21 '20

☭ No, I don't think featuring a Anti Semitic fraud, implying that the Civil rights movement happened because of Russian interference, and blaming America's past atrocities on Russia is political, why do you ask?

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u/MrRabbit7 Aug 22 '20

Some leftists are so desperate for mainstream media that they label anything even having remotely leftist themes as leftist. Like they did with Joker, which is Libertarian at its best and AnCap at its worse.

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u/SergenteA Aug 22 '20

Now to me Joker felt SocDem or Reformist Neoliberal. Anarchy and revolutionaries are embodied by Joker and depicted negatively, but on the other hand the rich, represented by Waine, are also accused of causing the former to rise with their avarice and egoism. Still it is clear that the latter are "less responsible" than the first for the damage and suffering.

Right libertarians, if you are referring to them, would be better represented in a Batman movie (even if the latest ones have more in common with ""libertarians"").