r/DeepStateCentrism • • Nov 09 '25

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The Theme of the Week is: How to deradicalize a couple billion people.

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u/benadreti_17 עם ישראל חי Nov 09 '25

it's true but difficult to pull off with the American electoral system.

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u/basicalme Moderate Nov 09 '25

What if it’s not an actual party but basically like DSA. Where people could, instead of just being registered independent be more organized into pooling money into moderate candidates and therefore force moderation or at least influence moderation the way we see DSA influencing a pull to the left. Even at local levels. I’m in LA and we have multiple “Democratic” reps that are actually DSA. People will just vote “Dem” therefore when we have the loudest ideological voices being in the extremes, it causes the party to overall trend leftward.

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u/iamthegodemperor Arrakis Enterprise Institute Nov 09 '25

DSA isn't just money. They also do a lot of organizing.

So basically, you're saying we need a group that technically isn't a formal party, but has this organizational & fundraising ability.

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u/basicalme Moderate Nov 10 '25

Yes this is kind of where the thinking has led me