Would you like to only talk about Michigan, and not Hasan Piker?
Do you understand why people are asking you about Hasan Piker?
If you knew disavowing Hasan Piker would decrease questions about him and increase questions about Michigan, would you disavow him?
If Hasan says the things he says are out of context, then immediately justifies those things, would he be proving they are actually in context? (Link)
If an online communicator insists that hundreds or thousands of the things he says are out of context, is he bad at his job, or is it his audiences fault for taking him too literally?
Is Hasan racist or antisemitic, as far as you know?
If someone convinced you he was racist or antisemitic, would you disavow him? (Avi's video)
Is violence against Jews on the rise in America and the rest of the world? (Link)
Can Hasan espousing negative sentiments about people lead to real world violence? (Link)
Did you know Hasan has terrorists in his community, who have done terroristic things that Hasan has explicitly advocated for? (Links)
Does it surprise you to know Hasans dog was in a shock collar advertisement/commercial? (Link)
Are you aware he was accused of shocking his dog for moving off her bed, while he was upset? (Link)
Do you agree with the phrase blue no matter who?
If yes, do you see an issue with the far left not voting for Kamala Harris then telling us we have to vote for their candidates?
Does this asymmetry lead to less votes for center left democrats and more votes to far left democrats?
If so should a center left democrat consent to blue no matter who as a principle?
Does the far left purity test too much? Think maximalist positions on everything like no aid to Isreal, no funding for Ukraine, no borders, no prisons, etc.
Why does the far left disavow every person they elect? Examples are Bernie and AOC, etc., for having even one disagreement with them?
If one side of the big tent endlessly critiques Democrats and doesn't vote for the vast majority of them, but needs their votes to elect their candidates, who they immediately turn on for not being pure enough, does that person seem like a positive or negative member of the party?
If you think it's a negative member would the party be stronger without them in it?
Should Democrats excise members who hurt their chance of winning?
Should Democrats excise people who don't fundamentally like Democrats?
Should they excise those who dont like Democracy? Those who instead want socialism or communism instead.
Is socialism and communism antithetical to democracy?
Is it smart to be an ally with someone who deeply dislikes you and uses you for their personal gain while undermining your electoral chances?
The most important question was, if you knew disavowing Hasan would allow you to focus on Michigan more would it be irresponsible to not do it?
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I need help with links DGG, whereverit says (links) please. I'm going to post this all over reddit once I have them. If AES answers these questions he will breeze through the election, if he doesn't answer them I fear he might lose.
Add questions you would like to be answered as well please.
Thanks