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To the #VoteBlue people in the USA: Yes, voting for the #Democrats _is_ necessary in all upcoming elections.

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  • Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦B Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

    @admin @juergen_hubert

    OMFG WE'RE DOOMED FOR ETERNITY WE HAVE NO AGENCY

    πŸ˜‚

    you vote. you replace the leadership. you change the policy

    hello?

    will you stop fucking hiding and buried in deranged fears? it's fucking weak and embarrassing. part of the reason we're here is people who think just like you. fight, motherfucker

    did you learn nothing from mamdani's run?

    and how do we get more mamdanis?

    via my words here

    meanwhile your way is defeat, because you won't fucking fight!

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    @benroyce @juergen_hubert Mamdani isn't party leadership.

    Party leadership is elected by ~400 people who are chosen by party leadership. They pick their voters and they ain't picking you or me.

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    • SlightlyCyberpunkA SlightlyCyberpunk

      @benroyce @juergen_hubert Mamdani isn't party leadership.

      Party leadership is elected by ~400 people who are chosen by party leadership. They pick their voters and they ain't picking you or me.

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      @admin @juergen_hubert

      and who makes up party leadership deep thinker? what happens if we get 50 mamdanis? and how do we get 50 mamdanis?

      HELLO, ANYONE HOME?

      i'll give you some time to work through the fucking obvious and abandon your defense of cowardice

      your way is no more mamdanis. because integalactic omnipotent alien dem establishment we are powerless to change πŸ˜‚ fucking weak

      you are the problem

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      • Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦B Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

        @admin @juergen_hubert

        and who makes up party leadership deep thinker? what happens if we get 50 mamdanis? and how do we get 50 mamdanis?

        HELLO, ANYONE HOME?

        i'll give you some time to work through the fucking obvious and abandon your defense of cowardice

        your way is no more mamdanis. because integalactic omnipotent alien dem establishment we are powerless to change πŸ˜‚ fucking weak

        you are the problem

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        @benroyce @juergen_hubert Mamdani might not get a vote for party leadership either. Read the link I sent you earlier, it lists who gets a votes. There are three mayors selected so *maybe* he could get one of those, but it's not clear who chooses which three.

        But there's 200 people selected by the state party organizations, and 75 selected by national party leaders that aren't necessarily elected politicians at all.

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        • SlightlyCyberpunkA SlightlyCyberpunk

          @benroyce @juergen_hubert Mamdani might not get a vote for party leadership either. Read the link I sent you earlier, it lists who gets a votes. There are three mayors selected so *maybe* he could get one of those, but it's not clear who chooses which three.

          But there's 200 people selected by the state party organizations, and 75 selected by national party leaders that aren't necessarily elected politicians at all.

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          @admin @juergen_hubert

          i completely understand you

          mental roadblock, mental roadblock, mental roadblock

          helplessness, weakness, cowardice, defeatism, pessimism, cynicism

          i get it

          thank you for painting a picture for everyone else reading along why the left is so FUCKED in this stupid fucking country

          you are the problem. you and all the other spineless turds out there are the author of our misery

          LISTEN TO ME:

          you vote

          in the primaries

          you get more mamdanis

          we win

          capisce?

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          • Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦B Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

            @admin @juergen_hubert

            i completely understand you

            mental roadblock, mental roadblock, mental roadblock

            helplessness, weakness, cowardice, defeatism, pessimism, cynicism

            i get it

            thank you for painting a picture for everyone else reading along why the left is so FUCKED in this stupid fucking country

            you are the problem. you and all the other spineless turds out there are the author of our misery

            LISTEN TO ME:

            you vote

            in the primaries

            you get more mamdanis

            we win

            capisce?

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            @benroyce @juergen_hubert And every single election election you have to fight against the party that's supposed to be supporting you -- just like Mamdani did -- because you have no way to change the party itself!

            If we can get these people elected as Democrats despite the Democrats fighting against us the entire way then we can certainly get them elected under a party that supports them or even just gets out of their way. AIUI Mamdani's campaign was largely run not by the Democratic party but by the fucking DSA. So maybe the DSA should form a party.

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            • SlightlyCyberpunkA SlightlyCyberpunk

              @benroyce @juergen_hubert And every single election election you have to fight against the party that's supposed to be supporting you -- just like Mamdani did -- because you have no way to change the party itself!

              If we can get these people elected as Democrats despite the Democrats fighting against us the entire way then we can certainly get them elected under a party that supports them or even just gets out of their way. AIUI Mamdani's campaign was largely run not by the Democratic party but by the fucking DSA. So maybe the DSA should form a party.

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              @admin @juergen_hubert

              you have to fight against the party to take over the party, absolutely

              then once we control it, they support us

              HELLO

              are you trolling? what are you doing?

              "So maybe the DSA should form a party"

              oh yeah, divide the left vote in an FPTP voting system to guarantee 100 years of MAGA, real smart

              no: the DSA *takes over the democratic party*

              what is mamdani if not the beachhead for this winning strategy?

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              • Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦B Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

                @admin @juergen_hubert

                you have to fight against the party to take over the party, absolutely

                then once we control it, they support us

                HELLO

                are you trolling? what are you doing?

                "So maybe the DSA should form a party"

                oh yeah, divide the left vote in an FPTP voting system to guarantee 100 years of MAGA, real smart

                no: the DSA *takes over the democratic party*

                what is mamdani if not the beachhead for this winning strategy?

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                @benroyce @juergen_hubert DSA *has* taken over the Democratic party at state levels. It doesn't work. The Democratic Party destroyed everything they could on the way out the door, leaving them to build a new party from scratch anyway, and then the national party and the wealthy donors built a new Democratic Party organization to oppose them.

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                • SlightlyCyberpunkA SlightlyCyberpunk

                  @benroyce @juergen_hubert DSA *has* taken over the Democratic party at state levels. It doesn't work. The Democratic Party destroyed everything they could on the way out the door, leaving them to build a new party from scratch anyway, and then the national party and the wealthy donors built a new Democratic Party organization to oppose them.

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                  @admin @juergen_hubert

                  πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚

                  i swear to god you have to be the most spineless whiny motherfucker i've met in a long time

                  yes: everything is hopeless, because enough people exist like you who are hopeless

                  do you have the faintest fucking perception in that head of yours that your piss poor attitude is a problem? have you ever heard of self-fulfilling prophecy?

                  you've given up before you've begun to fight. therefore you lose. absolutely, that is what will happen! because of your attitude

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                  • Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦B Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

                    @admin @juergen_hubert

                    πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚

                    i swear to god you have to be the most spineless whiny motherfucker i've met in a long time

                    yes: everything is hopeless, because enough people exist like you who are hopeless

                    do you have the faintest fucking perception in that head of yours that your piss poor attitude is a problem? have you ever heard of self-fulfilling prophecy?

                    you've given up before you've begun to fight. therefore you lose. absolutely, that is what will happen! because of your attitude

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                    @benroyce @juergen_hubert I got plenty of hope. Hope that we can actually change things. Hope that we can do something other than the same damn strategy that's been failing for decades already. You're the one that seems to be saying that the only option is to settle in and enjoy the status quo.

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                    • SlightlyCyberpunkA SlightlyCyberpunk

                      @benroyce @juergen_hubert I got plenty of hope. Hope that we can actually change things. Hope that we can do something other than the same damn strategy that's been failing for decades already. You're the one that seems to be saying that the only option is to settle in and enjoy the status quo.

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                      @benroyce @juergen_hubert My state has been voting for Democrats almost exclusively since the 80s. I must have missed the part where that fixed everything.

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                      • SlightlyCyberpunkA SlightlyCyberpunk

                        @benroyce @juergen_hubert My state has been voting for Democrats almost exclusively since the 80s. I must have missed the part where that fixed everything.

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                        @admin @juergen_hubert

                        Then propose an alternative approach. We can't start a third party in our stupid fucking voting system. So we're stuck with having to take over the dems. Im not calling it easy. Im calling it our only way forward. And youre not helping. And why? Third party dreams in RI (i think you're in RI)? Would you excuse me if i said this focus of yours is rather immaterial to national concerns? Please scope your words to national concerns and not your goals in RI

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                        • Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦B Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

                          @admin @juergen_hubert

                          Then propose an alternative approach. We can't start a third party in our stupid fucking voting system. So we're stuck with having to take over the dems. Im not calling it easy. Im calling it our only way forward. And youre not helping. And why? Third party dreams in RI (i think you're in RI)? Would you excuse me if i said this focus of yours is rather immaterial to national concerns? Please scope your words to national concerns and not your goals in RI

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                          @benroyce @juergen_hubert You can't go zero to national, doesn't matter if you're taking over the Dems or building something new. You start in the states you can change and you build from there. It's gonna take some time unfortunately. Should have started years ago, but second best time is now.

                          Dumping FPTP would be a great step too, there's efforts to do that as well in plenty of places, including here in RI.

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                          • SlightlyCyberpunkA SlightlyCyberpunk

                            @benroyce @juergen_hubert You can't go zero to national, doesn't matter if you're taking over the Dems or building something new. You start in the states you can change and you build from there. It's gonna take some time unfortunately. Should have started years ago, but second best time is now.

                            Dumping FPTP would be a great step too, there's efforts to do that as well in plenty of places, including here in RI.

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                            @admin @juergen_hubert

                            and we'll get fptp dumped by voting people in who will get that done

                            we need *less* dreamers

                            more effective action

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                            • Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦B Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

                              @admin @juergen_hubert

                              and we'll get fptp dumped by voting people in who will get that done

                              we need *less* dreamers

                              more effective action

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                              @benroyce @juergen_hubert No, you start where that isn't an issue until you've got the momentum to run for bigger shit. I'm not talking about running for President, we aren't gonna get anyone left of center in there by *any* strategy without doing a lot of work locally first.

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                                @benroyce @juergen_hubert No, you start where that isn't an issue until you've got the momentum to run for bigger shit. I'm not talking about running for President, we aren't gonna get anyone left of center in there by *any* strategy without doing a lot of work locally first.

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                                @admin @juergen_hubert

                                then you support the mamdani model and you're with us

                                because that's all i'm talking about

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                                • Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦B Ben Royce πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦

                                  @juergen_hubert

                                  a focus on the dem estbmnt is a red herring

                                  of course they suck

                                  #mamdani showed us just show up and #vote for who we like. he got no support from the estbmnt, even hostility. now he's mayor

                                  because we voted!

                                  the dem estbmnt is not going to change. does it matter? why should we care?

                                  1. ignore them

                                  2. vote

                                  *especially #primaries #primaries2026*

                                  3. and replace them

                                  et voila

                                  voter anger is not the fault of #democrats

                                  the dems being shit is the fault of people not voting

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                                  @benroyce @juergen_hubert @cascheranno

                                  My take: You vote counts. If that were not true, why would they (both parties) spend so much time and money trying to stop you? They want a low turnout, because it's easier to tip an election that way.

                                  The solution is obvious: Vote. I will tell you now; I don't care *who* you vote for. Just as long as you vote.

                                  Want to do more? Volunteer to help folks get to the polls. Whatever gets the most people voting is how all this gets fixed.

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                                    @benroyce @juergen_hubert @cascheranno

                                    My take: You vote counts. If that were not true, why would they (both parties) spend so much time and money trying to stop you? They want a low turnout, because it's easier to tip an election that way.

                                    The solution is obvious: Vote. I will tell you now; I don't care *who* you vote for. Just as long as you vote.

                                    Want to do more? Volunteer to help folks get to the polls. Whatever gets the most people voting is how all this gets fixed.

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                                    @agreeable_landfall @benroyce @juergen_hubert @cascheranno
                                    Vote? Definitely!
                                    Doesn't make a difference.
                                    The rich buy politicians on both sides; no matter who gets elected, the rich get richer and I am poorer.
                                    Why are they spending money on elections? Cost of doing business. To maintain the farce so the oppressed do not revolt.
                                    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiTJ7Pz_59A
                                    James Talarico: "The culture wars are a smoke screen, because the real fight in this country is not Left versus Right; it's Top versus Bottom."

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                                      @benroyce @juergen_hubert @cascheranno

                                      My take: You vote counts. If that were not true, why would they (both parties) spend so much time and money trying to stop you? They want a low turnout, because it's easier to tip an election that way.

                                      The solution is obvious: Vote. I will tell you now; I don't care *who* you vote for. Just as long as you vote.

                                      Want to do more? Volunteer to help folks get to the polls. Whatever gets the most people voting is how all this gets fixed.

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                                      @agreeable_landfall

                                      Since when do both parties want to stop people from voting?

                                      @benroyce @juergen_hubert @cascheranno

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                                        @agreeable_landfall @benroyce @juergen_hubert @cascheranno
                                        Vote? Definitely!
                                        Doesn't make a difference.
                                        The rich buy politicians on both sides; no matter who gets elected, the rich get richer and I am poorer.
                                        Why are they spending money on elections? Cost of doing business. To maintain the farce so the oppressed do not revolt.
                                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiTJ7Pz_59A
                                        James Talarico: "The culture wars are a smoke screen, because the real fight in this country is not Left versus Right; it's Top versus Bottom."

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                                        @AlfNoProblem @agreeable_landfall @juergen_hubert @cascheranno

                                        if you don't believe a vote makes a difference why would you vote?

                                        so you're a useless cynic and not even being coherent

                                        the reality is a vote does matter and does make a difference

                                        pick a fucking lane

                                        and please do not cite talarico. you're betraying his message. a vote for him is a vote for change. you know this. if you want to support talarico, which i'm glad you do, work on your sales pitch

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                                          @benroyce @juergen_hubert @cascheranno

                                          My take: You vote counts. If that were not true, why would they (both parties) spend so much time and money trying to stop you? They want a low turnout, because it's easier to tip an election that way.

                                          The solution is obvious: Vote. I will tell you now; I don't care *who* you vote for. Just as long as you vote.

                                          Want to do more? Volunteer to help folks get to the polls. Whatever gets the most people voting is how all this gets fixed.

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                                          @agreeable_landfall @juergen_hubert @cascheranno

                                          "(both parties)"

                                          you're going to have to explain how you came to that conclusion

                                          "I don't care *who* you vote for"

                                          i do. if someone votes MAGA they're a piece of shit

                                          but yes: vote. i can support any pro-voting message

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