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  • Nope, it doesn’t. That being said, there’s a group of people that essentially paid the dems to lose last election, and they don’t want to be seen as the problem that they are.

    Blaming and shaming voters only helps that group. It doesn’t help us, it doesn’t help democracy, it doesn’t help the party. Alienating isn’t the best way to make them vote either. Tbh, it shouldn’t be up to them to cave first when it’s about genocide in any case.

    It’s misspent energy and detracts from the pressure that the party should be facing. It’s as I said, a scapegoat built to avoid having to change.




  • It’s like being stuck between a rock and a hard place. You choose to blame the guy that was stuck for making the wrong decision instead of the person that literally put the rock there.

    The dems could have built a nice little path.

    Those millions chose wrong but the small group was actually in charge of designing the choice. And through bribes, apathy and pure hatred, they decided to design the shittiest choice they could come up with. This wasn’t something forced on them like it was on the voters, and worse, they were the ones forcing it on the voters.

    There’s a chaine of events here and you are choosing to ignore it.


  • Trump being shit does not mean kamala is good. Trump isn’t the bar.

    The point is that kamala being only slightly better than trump is what lead to trump winning. It’s also clear that the dems aimed as low as they could on purpose, because they thought they had an easy win and could worry only about their masters holding the leash and not their voters.

    It would have been a massive win, all they had to do was tell Israel to fuck off and offer their voters literally anything.

    Trump won because the dems chose Israel over us.

    Keep blaming voters and watch as the dems refuse to change since they know their media campaign is working.






  • I’m saying the pro genocide zealotry coming from politicians is the actual problem. Being against genocide is far from ignorance.

    I understand pragmatism as much as the next guy, and I did take that route, but you will not catch me dead saying the ones that drew the line at genocide are somehow in the wrong.

    The party has to change and they were wrong to push the genocide. It’s as easy as that, and you are pushing against that change and encouraging their behavior.

    And ya, people don’t say it outright but that’s exactly what it implies.


  • It’s first and foremost the people in charge of the party at fault for losing the election. They are the ones that need to change, not the voters.

    This is why I see it as Israeli talking points. It’s basically saying “Kamala was right, it’s the voters that have to learn to stomach genocide, Israel calling the shots and the kleptocracy in general”.

    The dems are supposed to be the good guys, yet they saw the low low bar that was trump and decided to aim just above it, and missed. We should be vocal about their fuck up, not giving them a pass. You are defending their actions by scapegoating them away.


  • It’s the job of political parties to get votes. They choose their platform. They thought they had an easy win and orchestrated the whole shit show.

    Not voting for Harris was stupid, but the fault still lies with the party that chose Israel over you. If you keep enabling, we get the exact same energy next time. They are already trying to push kamala again FFS.

    There’s such a huge overlap between users that push this and actual Zionists on Lemmy. It wasn’t the fuck genocide crowd that’s in the wrong but the party that dived into it instead of something sane like universal healthcare. What a fucking joke.