There is a hunger for bold, transformative politics in the United States right now. Zohran Mamdani shows how the Left can run on a principled, disciplined message that speaks to voters’ lived concerns — and win.
What in the fuck are you even on about? Your hypothetical doesn’t address my points and it’s not used to demonstrate a point of your own. What is the point you’re trying to drive here that endorsements from extremists is a good thing? That’s just stupid and so is this hypothetical because it’s a situation that NEVER happens. Nobody accepts endorsements from extremist groups they disavow. That’s why it’s a problem. Accepting an endorsement from an extremist group, especially when you preach that you’re against extremism, is a big red flag because it shows a conflict, it shows a contradiction. The inconsistencies in morals, views, values, and character are a problem. This common sense, this is obvious. I should not need to explain this to you this many times.
I don’t think you understand that hypotheticals need to have a valid point to make in order for them to be relevant. Making them for the sake of it is pointless. It’s clear you don’t even understand what my point is, what I’m arguing against, or why I’m arguing against it. I spelled it out for you multiple times, and you still don’t get it. There are only two possibilities for this, either you’re too ignorant for this conversation or you’re too disingenuous for it. Arguing for the sake of arguing is a waste of time, especially if you’re engaging in bad faith which I’m pretty sure you are. In the words of the great T-Pain “If you ain’t got it by now then you’re just ain’t getting it”
What in the fuck are you even on about? Your hypothetical doesn’t address my points and it’s not used to demonstrate a point of your own. What is the point you’re trying to drive here that endorsements from extremists is a good thing? That’s just stupid and so is this hypothetical because it’s a situation that NEVER happens. Nobody accepts endorsements from extremist groups they disavow. That’s why it’s a problem. Accepting an endorsement from an extremist group, especially when you preach that you’re against extremism, is a big red flag because it shows a conflict, it shows a contradiction. The inconsistencies in morals, views, values, and character are a problem. This common sense, this is obvious. I should not need to explain this to you this many times.
I don’t think you understand that hypotheticals need to have a valid point to make in order for them to be relevant. Making them for the sake of it is pointless. It’s clear you don’t even understand what my point is, what I’m arguing against, or why I’m arguing against it. I spelled it out for you multiple times, and you still don’t get it. There are only two possibilities for this, either you’re too ignorant for this conversation or you’re too disingenuous for it. Arguing for the sake of arguing is a waste of time, especially if you’re engaging in bad faith which I’m pretty sure you are. In the words of the great T-Pain “If you ain’t got it by now then you’re just ain’t getting it”