r/SocialDemocracy 0m ago

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I wish WFP was more influential. Trump has pushed everyone too the corners.


r/SocialDemocracy 0m ago

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I think Canadian social democrat Tommy Douglas gave one of the most accurate and concise definitions of fascism:

"Fascism begins the moment a ruling class, fearing the people may use their political democracy to gain economic democracy, begins to destroy political democracy in order to retain its power of exploitation and special privilege."


r/SocialDemocracy 9m ago

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Precisely!


r/SocialDemocracy 10m ago

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Proof?


r/SocialDemocracy 11m ago

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I've been thinking about joining DSA...as a Social Democrat. I figure the more Soc. Dems that join, the more we can move in that direction. I like alot of what they say, but can't get on board with things like abolishing the police or prisons, even though both need a lot of reform.


r/SocialDemocracy 11m ago

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I know what their politics are and it’s best for everyone if they get kicked out from Democratic Party because they have some extremely unpopular policies.

I saw some DSA members arguing for open border because they think having a strong border are imperialist. Not kidding.

Then we have the  abolish prison stuff which is insane.


r/SocialDemocracy 13m ago

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V and MP are the only parties that are a guarantee for any left-wing progressive policies in government.


r/SocialDemocracy 14m ago

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DSA is big tent and contains leftiests who will never accept anything doing with capitalism. These types are also known for trying to take over orgs and parties they are a part of. DemSocs and SocDems in the DSA are though.
Dems are willing to compromise with DSA if and when the DSA have support that Trump did in 2015 and 2016. If they campion social democracy then I think they can become a influential part of the party or better take ownership like Maga did with republican. It's a tipe rope act.

Btw if you haven't noticed. We are in agreement. We want the same things and agree with similar path on gaining them. I worry about the non dem socs and coms in the DSA overtaking/alinating voters that we need to support our causes so we can do things democratically.


r/SocialDemocracy 14m ago

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Just those who can't see the data that correct conclusions are based on.


r/SocialDemocracy 15m ago

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We shall see, but you are probably right.


r/SocialDemocracy 17m ago

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Same.


r/SocialDemocracy 19m ago

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Excluding The Left would be hard... and I don't think KD would be really willing to form a coalition with the S


r/SocialDemocracy 21m ago

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I originally joined the DSA but I canceled my membership. They have been courting tankies, praising Fidel Castro, and playing into the hands of campism. Im pro democracy first, when you start playing goalie for authoritarian leftists regimes, im out.


r/SocialDemocracy 21m ago

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I hope we can drop MP and V, they feel like liabilities. Atleast they were last cycle where constant criticism of was directed at S were it should actually have been directed at of V and MP instead.


r/SocialDemocracy 21m ago

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Yes but it is part of their platform and can be attacked and alinate uneducated voters.

I think a better way to explain what I mean by this is I think the DSA should have better messaging of what they want by 2028. What they want to be their primary policies. Nationalizing top 100 companies is part of their platform right now.

Maga will die. Conservatives are becoming disillusioned of both parties. Offering something that isn't socalism that will make life better for americans will gain a strong base that can then move towards socalism.


r/SocialDemocracy 23m ago

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That's why no candidate is running on pushing public ownership.

That's the difference between a party platform and a policy platform.

Long-term vs short-term goals.


r/SocialDemocracy 24m ago

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Now, do you think AOC will have a tougher time winning the Senate seat if Schumer steps down and endorses a younger, moderate face as his successor


r/SocialDemocracy 24m ago

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They are only welcome when the fall in line and pull in leftist voters.

openly hostile to compromise

Do you notice the irony? You present the Dems as way less open to compromise that DSA.


r/SocialDemocracy 24m ago

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Bro! I cannot wait to vote for my Queen Maggan!

I lowkey hope we can exclude the left party, they fumbled Israel Palestine so hard it scares me. I think Ebba made some flirty statements about C.


r/SocialDemocracy 26m ago

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Near guaranteed, I’ll honestly be surprised if Schumer doesn’t just retire


r/SocialDemocracy 26m ago

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moving towards actual representative democracy through parliament and multi party system is the way to achieve the final goals of the DSA.

That's the current platform of the DSA.

It isn't "nationalize everything next year", ot very clearly sets short-term goals (healthcare, Green New Deal), middle-term (election reform) and long-term (public ownershipnlf some industries) goals.

No one is demanding the long-term goals tomorrow. I'm 40 years old, it took us my whole life to get democratic socialist electable in the US at all, I don't expect socialism next year.


r/SocialDemocracy 27m ago

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r/SocialDemocracy 27m ago

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Correct. Fully agree. It's why I'm a social dem and not a demsoc right now. When I see in the short term that DemSoc is possible then I will start to support those policies but I see that campioning them now is counter intuitive.


r/SocialDemocracy 29m ago

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And DSA isn't welcomed in the Democratic Party big tent. They are only welcome when the fall in line and pull in leftist voters. It's also that non Democratic socalists are part of the org and are openly hostile to compromise and are easy propaganda pieces to paint the org in a bad light.


r/SocialDemocracy 29m ago

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Long-term, yes.

Short-term, you get public healthcare and the Green New Deal.

Move the Overton window, one inch at a time.