• @PhilipTheBucket@ponder.cat
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      114 months ago

      Not true, they also started a bunch of limp wristed investigations with agonizing, unforgivable slowness, and pardoned a bunch of their friends when it inevitably didn’t work.

        • @PhilipTheBucket@ponder.cat
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          84 months ago

          My guess would be that a lot of people have an understandable dislike of anything that singles out the Democrats as the reason for Trump, as opposed to blaming Trump, the spineless Republicans as a whole, the media, the voters, the Russians, the educational system, the legalized corruption of our government as a whole, or any number of other institutional or individual factors that might have shit the bed and let Hitler come to power in the US. Blaming Democrats is the only target out of those that also depresses support for the most possible likely bulwark against him in our fairly sad system, and often seems to come from suspect sources. But you’re not wrong.

        • Orbituary
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          14 months ago

          Because, despite the accuracy of your statement, the party members cannot stand criticism or accept that there is room for improvement.

          I left the Democratic party. Done. I may continue to vote for the candidates, but I’ve become a DSA member. I want progress, not procrastination.

      • knightly the Sneptaur
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        44 months ago

        Would be nice if we could, but all I’m hearing from Democrats is buck-passing. As if the voters are responsible for the party’s poor electoral game.

        • @blakenong@lemmings.world
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          24 months ago

          So stop giving them the attention they want. If everyone refused to participate in that discussion, the conversation would change.

          • knightly the Sneptaur
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            14 months ago

            I’m already excluded from the discussions that actually matter, the ones between voting members of the DNC.

            • @blakenong@lemmings.world
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              24 months ago

              Most of us are excluded from political discussion, by design. We could talk about how to make life difficult for the people who make policy and control the government.