Mentally unstable and introverted programmer/gamer/weeb

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  • I should’ve made it clear, but I mean really far left in the context of America’s overton window, not for me personally. DSA would be considered really far left in American politics and thus would be probably be considered way too radical in states where Democrats don’t already dominate in. Though tbh Abdul El-Sayed isn’t technically a DSA member, so maybe he wasn’t a good example. However, it seems like the article I was replying to is implying that we should be pushing out more radically left wing candidates, thus why I said “really far left”








  • I mean, Abdul barely won so I wouldn’t say going really far left just automatically works either. If I grant that centrist just means liberal (which is left of center), I think what the midterms taught us is that it depends on the state since most of the candidates that won would be considered too far right by more progressive leaning people. In other words, the overton window is slightly different in each state, and thus some policies that would be considered moderate in New York would be considered radical in Mississippi







  • Did impeaching Trump work in 2019 or in 2021 to crush his influence or power? I think I agree it’s a waste of time unless we could actually toss him out of office. Even then, I’d fear that JD Vance might take advantage of this by reversing all the obviously bad policies done by Trump thus winning himself political capital and then the narrative among normies is that it was only Trump that was the problem and not MAGA as a whole. That being said, if he does get impeached I’m not going to cry a river and dance on his grave with everyone else, I just think it might either be a waste of time that doesn’t do anything or at worst a political blunder if done too early. So yeah, I’m open to being wrong on this.