• GBU_28@lemm.ee
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    3 months ago

    Uh, alright.

    I mean trying to deploy a “gotcha” on democrats as a monolith doesn’t make sense when just achieving supermajority does nothing to guarantee either an appetite, or a true ability to pass a given legislation.

    I agree with your message that it should be codified into law. I believe the appetite for roe law has never been higher, or more viable as legislation.

    I don’t know what you mean by talking points, youre the one who showed up with a poster board lol.

    Further, if I’m helping the duopoly by talking about getting roe passed, then so be it. Roe isn’t a “culture war” topic. It’s a human dignity and bodily autonomy topic.

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      3 months ago

      I see it as just another culture war and identity politics talking point so as to divide the working class.

      I am more for focusing on the class war, and we start that by stopping ourselves from falling for the duopoly talking points and excuses by being their apologetics.

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        3 months ago

        The working class needs bodily autonomy, or what else do they have?

        I acknowledge the stain on the soul of the democratic party, but I also acknowledge that if roe becomes durable law in my lifetime, a Democrat will do it.

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          3 months ago

          roe becomes durable law in my lifetime, a Democrat will do it.

          It raises too much money for them, so I am doutful on that part.

          I have gone through many rabbit holes since the Bernie Sanders Era, lies, and failures.

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            3 months ago

            I don’t see how anyone else will.

            Republicans aren’t interested, third parties aren’t viable.

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              3 months ago

              Well, if you fear change from the status quo, nothing will ever be viable.

              We need to be willing to fight for what we demand; that means getting over the fearmongering pushed by the duopoly.