• sudoer777
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    2 months ago

    I’m talking about what the Pro-Palestine groups are doing, not what I’m doing, since you keep saying Pro-Palestine groups should promote Democratic candidates so I’m explaining why they aren’t doing that. Since you think you know how a pro-Palestine organization should be run, why don’t you go to a protest, find an organizer, and tell them your idea then let me know how that goes? I’m not in charge of those groups so if you’re going to argue about what candidates Pro-Palestine groups should support you’re wasting your energy on the wrong person.

    • ToastedPlanet@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      2 months ago

      My argument is that it is in the strategic interest of both pro-Palestinian groups and the Democratic Party to work together. My argument has refuted your argument by explaining how its strategy, of doing nothing, is not useful to either of these groups.

      Now is the time for voting. Polls will close on November 5th. It is in the strategic interest of people on the left to vote.

      By refuting your arguments other people will see that they are meritless and vote.

      https://www.vote.org/