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How did that work for T-Mac?
If you are a politician, I think generally always political malpractice to dismiss the concerns of swing voters as totally fake.
teachers are more progressive, so the small minority of teachers who inject their politics into their teaching
in unpopular ways, a higher percentage of them are left wing.
You're gonna need to prove this.
Still waiting for that proof.you don't think it's a relative safe bet that in the percentage of them that are goofy, more of the will also be progressive?
I can't answer your previous question
the difficulty you have understanding,
that person can have honest disagreements with progressive movement is consistently hilarious.
yall come in here everyday and repeat "conservatives are bad" in 50 million different ways.
half the thread is mehdi hassan tweets saying "conservatives are bad"
with occasional break to toss in a "Robert Reich" tweet that says "conservatives are very bad"
nobody says;
"why are you so obsessed with conservatives"
"your just mad at some conservative at are work so you're taking it out on us"
"you're just repeating bad faith left wing talking points"
when this T-Mac loss, I saw a bunch of pronouncements that CRT backlash was purely racism.
nobody asked for evidence, nobody said "well you're really making an assumption".
but if I say something slightly contrary to whatever Joy Ried has been tweeting for the past two days.
I need a bibliography and a works cited page and
but yes yes im the one who is "preoccupied"
gry60 entire rebuttal is just responding to things he made up and i never said.
but nah nah nah, im the one who can't look at things honestly.
dacomeup in the total electoral wreckage of the defund the police slogan and is posting tweets about how maybe it's the best thing for the movement.
but no no, nah I guess im just some dummy radicalized by people at my work blah blah.
I can't see the situation clearly.
okay man yall got it.
pedo support
"these extreme people exist among the left;" the questionable claim in propaganda is "and they are about to take over (or, have taken over) the left."
teachers are more progressive, so the small minority of teachers who inject their politics into their teaching in unpopular ways, a higher percentage of them are left wing.
If there is a subset of teachers that are extreme, there's nothing in the statement "more teachers have become progressive" that suggests that among the population of extreme teachers, the majority may be progressive. It is very possible that the majority of that population leans right. That's why I said:
Almost a year of this and you’re still struggling with defund the police politically versus it with organizers.
While you're looking at things from a single politician's perspective, I'm looking at the overall system. What you suggest may be politically expedient, but it is harmful to democracy in the long run (just look at where the GOP is today compared to the period of time when their politicians could tell their constituents to keep their crackpot theories about Obama to themselves). Fox News anchors can't even get their audience to trust the COVID vaccines because they've played into the conspiracies their base believes in for almost two years, even though they know it's false.
Furthermore, it is generally a bad idea to ride the fence (chase the swing vote) because of all political actors, the general public is the segment whose opinion is easiest to change. What they want today may not be what they want 24h later, and a politician constantly calibrating their message to fit that can be perceived (or painted) as lacking firm principles/direction.
T-Mac didn't do a good job at convincing swing voters, but you're not gonna convince me that the proper strategy was to indulge in the lies they believe in.
While you're looking at things from a single politician's perspective, I'm looking at the overall system. What you suggest may be politically expedient, but it is harmful to democracy in the long run (just look at where the GOP is today compared to the period of time when their politicians could tell their constituents to keep their crackpot theories about Obama to themselves). Fox News anchors can't even get their audience to trust the COVID vaccines because they've played into the conspiracies their base believes in for almost two years, even though they know it's false.
Furthermore, it is generally a bad idea to ride the fence (chase the swing vote) because of all political actors, the general public is the segment whose opinion is easiest to change. What they want today may not be what they want 24h later, and a politician constantly calibrating their message to fit that can be perceived (or painted) as lacking firm principles/direction.
T-Mac didn't do a good job at convincing swing voters, but you're not gonna convince me that the proper strategy was to indulge in the lies they believe in.
This post is hilarious as it is patheticthe difficulty you have understanding,
that person can have honest disagreements with progressive movement is consistently hilarious.
yall come in here everyday and repeat "conservatives are bad" in 50 million different ways.
half the thread is mehdi hassan tweets saying "conservatives are bad"
with occasional break to toss in a "Robert Reich" tweet that says "conservatives are very bad"
nobody says;
"why are you so obsessed with conservatives"
"your just mad at some conservative at are work so you're taking it out on us"
"you're just repeating bad faith left wing talking points"
when this T-Mac loss, I saw a bunch of pronouncements that CRT backlash was purely racism.
nobody asked for evidence, nobody said "well you're really making an assumption".
but if I say something slightly contrary to whatever Joy Ried has been tweeting for the past two days.
I need a bibliography and a works cited page and
but yes yes im the one who is "preoccupied"
gry60 entire rebuttal is just responding to things he made up and i never said.
but nah nah nah, im the one who can't look at things honestly.
dacomeup in the total electoral wreckage of the defund the police slogan and is posting tweets about how maybe it's the best thing for the movement.
but no no, nah I guess im just some dummy radicalized by people at my work blah blah.
I can't see the situation clearly.
okay man yall got it.
Most people as in who? This is a clear example of you personally being against something so you’ve created your own narrative on it. Most activists and organizers haven’t. And the politicians had never tied themselves to it largely — the right parroted it more than anything.thankfully most people have slinked away from defund the police
and mostly act like it never happened.
I'm not saying that what you said is unreasonable. What I said was, if you're going to recommend throwing leftist teachers under the bus, you're going to need more than the mere assumption that the majority of crazy teachers trend left.im making a totally reasonable assumption based on broad demographic trends.
but you want to act like im saying something wild.
Actually, I would if you were going to use that assumption to support a particular course of action.If I said teachers in Mississippi are more conservative that teachers in blue states,
you wouldn't question it, people in missippi are more conservative than in other parts of the country, so it's safe to assume they'd be to the right of a teacher form san Francisco.
Yup.this **** is a game to you.
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#neverforget
Wonder which progressive antics are gonna divert our attention from seditionists sitting in the US Senate today...
How Delk views Osh right now...Dwalk loving the wordier rewrite of his old "echo chamber" spiel