Dore has an audience that can target harassment at people, and spreads active misinformation so not only is it targeted harassment, it's over shit that isn't even true.
How reversible is this change? How long-lasting?... Maybe it matters and this is a victory - but this doesn't seem like a public defeat of the establishment. It seems like a bone the establishment threw her behind the scenes and may rescind at any moment. The public isn't gonna engage with this incremental nothing. If it's a step toward something good - cool, but I won't believe it until the next step is taken.
Also - she's a politician. She shouldn't get language wrong. Good word choice is her business.
I think a reasonable comparison is the DNC rules changes (regarding superdelegates) Bernie pushed through in 2016. It wasn't the whole ballgame, but it did keep him from getting stopped before he got started in 2020.
she’s a politician. She shouldn’t get language wrong. Good word choice is her business.
I agree, and I agree the whole "this is violence" bit is worthy of criticism. The issue is dunking on that while writing off the good thing she did, that she's announcing in the same set of tweets. Critical support isn't just criticism.
The issue is dunking on that while writing off the good thing she did, that she’s announcing in the same set of tweets.
That's a fair retort. But I'd generally support whatever she did (even if the GREAT VICTORY! here seems like weak tea). What I don't like is that she hits the left and then OP also starts a fight for no reason. The reason I want her to be pushed is to help her be the best version of herself. Not because I wish her any ill.
Saying "it's pretty obnoxious to be getting 'fuck you and the horse you rode in on' tweets when we're supposed to be on the same team" isn't punching left. If someone tells you to go fuck yourself, and you reply to that, you're not the one initiating that exchange.
I like her - but that's BS. Why is she promoting anti-China sanctions/Tibet interventionism? Are there no working class people in China? How does that benefit the American working class?
She's not a labor leader ala Lula. She's a cool progressive. But her affinity for the working class is not written in stone.
this force the vote on m4a changes nothing for me in terms of my perception of her. yea nothings written in stone, but maybe let's not turn on the few allies we might have.
no one who enters Congress is loyal to the working class. some of them are more willing to toss crumbs our way but they are united in their disdain for labor. cori bush could be an exception, pretty excited to see where she goes
"fuck you = violence". If you really think these are the people who are going to create real change then you're dreaming.
Might be true, but the same can be said about the Dore crowd.
Dore isn't in a position of actual elected power...
Dore has an audience that can target harassment at people, and spreads active misinformation so not only is it targeted harassment, it's over shit that isn't even true.
https://twitter.com/themattdimitri/status/1339478371214917632
Focusing on the language of a tweet over a change in how the government operates is :LIB: shit
How reversible is this change? How long-lasting?... Maybe it matters and this is a victory - but this doesn't seem like a public defeat of the establishment. It seems like a bone the establishment threw her behind the scenes and may rescind at any moment. The public isn't gonna engage with this incremental nothing. If it's a step toward something good - cool, but I won't believe it until the next step is taken.
Also - she's a politician. She shouldn't get language wrong. Good word choice is her business.
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I think a reasonable comparison is the DNC rules changes (regarding superdelegates) Bernie pushed through in 2016. It wasn't the whole ballgame, but it did keep him from getting stopped before he got started in 2020.
I agree, and I agree the whole "this is violence" bit is worthy of criticism. The issue is dunking on that while writing off the good thing she did, that she's announcing in the same set of tweets. Critical support isn't just criticism.
That's a fair retort. But I'd generally support whatever she did (even if the GREAT VICTORY! here seems like weak tea). What I don't like is that she hits the left and then OP also starts a fight for no reason. The reason I want her to be pushed is to help her be the best version of herself. Not because I wish her any ill.
Saying "it's pretty obnoxious to be getting 'fuck you and the horse you rode in on' tweets when we're supposed to be on the same team" isn't punching left. If someone tells you to go fuck yourself, and you reply to that, you're not the one initiating that exchange.
Fair. But she's a member of Congress. She doesn't have to respond to shit talk. Rise above it and no one will notice it.
Nancy brought back these roles in 2018.the gop got rid of them from 2011 to 2018.
So awesome that we got the rules demoted!!!
fuck off. AOC is one of four people in Congress who are loyal to the working class.
I like her - but that's BS. Why is she promoting anti-China sanctions/Tibet interventionism? Are there no working class people in China? How does that benefit the American working class?
She's not a labor leader ala Lula. She's a cool progressive. But her affinity for the working class is not written in stone.
this force the vote on m4a changes nothing for me in terms of my perception of her. yea nothings written in stone, but maybe let's not turn on the few allies we might have.
no one who enters Congress is loyal to the working class. some of them are more willing to toss crumbs our way but they are united in their disdain for labor. cori bush could be an exception, pretty excited to see where she goes
lol