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@mrb00p

commie skum

Katılım Haziran 2020
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🔰Chief Georgist Shill 🔰
@steady_drumbeat @Leibniz0x0 With Mamdani I guess, but the Piker stuff is legitimate chase for concern I’d also note that more independents voters thought that Harris was *too* left wing, not that she wasn’t left wing enough That needs to be a warning sign for Dems
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🔰Chief Georgist Shill 🔰
The sad part about this is how avoidable this is. Americans are desperately searching for a reasonable alternative to MAGA, and Democrats are having a civil war trying to decide whether they want to be that reasonable alternative, or sprint directly into left wing extremism
Swann Marcus@SwannMarcus89

Long term the Democrats are completely fucked. They keep moving left and 60% of American voters already think the Democrats are too liberal. The party is overwhelmingly hated and it will get worse The Democrats are only able to compete because Donald Trump is still alive

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Lakshya Jain
Lakshya Jain@lxeagle17·
@demsocsean I think it's clear that swing voters know and do not like Janet Mills and Platner is better. whether that advantage continues to hold is less clear after all the negative GOP ads. I still think he wins, but it's not obvious that he's this elite candidate. x.com/lxeagle17/stat…
Lakshya Jain@lxeagle17

Janet Mills is an extremely weak candidate. It is likely that Platner is better than her. But the GOP hasn't run anti-Platner ads yet, and swing voters do not tune into politics this early. It's also why Mastriano's early competitiveness cratered fast when Shapiro got on TV.

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Lakshya Jain
Lakshya Jain@lxeagle17·
I think Platner wins by ~2%, because the generic ballot is D+8 and Maine is 7% bluer than the country. But it's odd that folks say he's electable based on how he does with *Democratic primary voters* when these same people never make that mistake with Blake Masters and the GOP.
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Matthew Yglesias
Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias·
Something you're seeing today is that one of the signature characteristics of the left insurgents is they are very graceless about winning. They got what they wanted in Maine, but instead of pivoting to bring people in and beat Susan Collins they're doing ongoing factionalism.
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Daniel Di Martino
Daniel Di Martino@DanielDiMartino·
Dreaming of a world without socialism
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Benny Polatseck
Benny Polatseck@BPolatseck·
I was part of the campaign that elected New York City’s second Black mayor, and I’m damn proud of it.
Jesse Cannon@JesseCannonIRL

@BPolatseck @ericadamsfornyc You were a part of one of the worst campaigns ever run that people will be laughing about for decades to come and you’re lecturing people. Real self aware

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boop🇵🇸
boop🇵🇸@mrb00p·
@phil_mcalister You’re right it’s totally the same between making poverty wages and 6 figures definitely the same dynamics
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Phil McAlister
Phil McAlister@phil_mcalister·
Imagine you were working for someone for $100,000/yr. You both voluntarily arrived at this arrangement. Of course you want more and of course he wants to pay you less but the market for the job is $100k. He hired you because the marginal revenue of a year of your labor is approximately $100k. Now the minimum wage gets set at $150k. Boss says "at $150k the job doesn't add as much value as I have to pay so you're fired." You say "we had a nice arrangement just keep paying me the $100k" This guy would have you believe that somehow you're now being stolen from because of an arbitrary number some politican made up about wages. It's tough to take these people seriously
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Nicholas Decker
Nicholas Decker@captgouda24·
Of course only an idiot would say Britain was communist. With oil, gas, telephones, coal, steel, railroads, electricity, trucking, canals all nationalized; with a completely state run healthcare system; with no one able to build anything without government permission; rationing on meat, bread, and sundries; no one able to hold foreign currency until 1979; arbitrary freezes on dividends; a 98% tax on investment income; with government ownership of the major producers of transportation; with frequent statutory pay raises and freezes across all industry; a third of all housing state-owned; with industrial planning done by the government, and them taking equity stakes in major industrial concerns; with government spending half the GDP; with every import of industrial inputs requiring government permission from the Board of Trade — yes, truly, only a fool would say that they were communist.
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Nicholas Decker
Nicholas Decker@captgouda24·
It is no surprise that Britain is struggling; after all, they were for many years a communist country.
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Chasing Ennui
Chasing Ennui@rwlesq·
When people talk about "wage theft," it is almost always presented as an employer refusing to pay an employee an amount the employer agreed to pay. That happens (I had an employer wind up owing me a couple thousand dollars at some point) but it's usually not what's happening. Most "wage theft," is an employer paying what was agrees and what the employee expects but the agreement violates labor law. Maybe the employee has agreed to work for less than minimum wage maybe the employer is supposed to be paying overtime but isn't, maybe the employer is treating pre-shift or post-shift time that's supposed to be on the clock as off the clock, but it's what the employer signed up for. This later thing is illegal, and we can debate how bad it is, but it isn't what most people would consider "theft," it's a voluntary transaction. It's not even obvious that it makes the employee worse off, since if the employee hadn't agreed to these terms, the employer may have gone with someone better qualified to make up for the higher cost, or just not filled the position.
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AG
AG@AGHamilton29·
It’s one thing to think the current fight is unwise or is being mismanaged, but it’s another to openly cheer an enemy terror regime responsible for killing countless Americans. Rather clear that some Dems are so blinded by partisanship that they have crossed that line.
Josh Kraushaar@JoshKraushaar

BREAKING @J_Insider via @melissaeweiss: "Sen. Chris Murphy applauds Iranian ships against U.S. Navy" "The Connecticut senator responded ‘awesome’ to a report that 26 Iranian vessels evaded the U.S.’ maritime blockade" jewishinsider.com/2026/04/chris-…

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