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DSA is a social fascist ~~party~~ organization, y'all were right the whole time. I will admit I was interested in what kind of impact they could have within the imperial core early on, but now? Fuck'em.
DSA is not a party at all. That is the problem. It is an extension of the Democratic Party. It exists to corral escaped leftists back into the Democrat swamp.
You're right, fixed it 👍
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Relatedly, real political parties even aren’t possible in the US. Parties can’t legally vet their constituents nor even their candidates, and so can’t defend against entryism.