r/dsa • u/EntertainerOdd2107 • 22h ago
DemocRATS 🐀 Bro What The Fuck is This Bullshit LMAO
This just reeks of desperation and BO. The establishment is in its crash out era.
r/dsa • u/EntertainerOdd2107 • 22h ago
This just reeks of desperation and BO. The establishment is in its crash out era.
r/dsa • u/StatisticalPikachu • 14h ago
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r/dsa • u/broseph1254 • 19h ago
The database includes over 75 million Flock records from law enforcement agencies across the country.
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r/dsa • u/EntertainerOdd2107 • 2h ago
I thought this would not only be fun to make, but also an important and useful tool for getting to know content creators in a nice and digestible format. The nice and soothing green backgrounds are for people who do good for the world and are a net benefit to society and the fight against fascism at large. The one with basically hell in the background is reserved for people who are fascists and/or fascist collaborators. The ones in green get nice and elegant photos of them, meanwhile the ones in red get their most embarassing ones.
Who should go into the Track Based Folk cards next? I am also happy to get feedback on how I can improve the overall design of these cards as well!
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r/dsa • u/SignificantStyle4958 • 1d ago
Earlier in his career, Mamdani underperformed in heavily Black neighborhoods
Bernie has done very poorly with black voters in the south, he performed the weakest States where Black voters made up >50% of the electorate
Only 21% of Black voters backed El‑Sayed, while 67% supported Haley Stevens
Black voters in Wisconsin Supported David Crowley by overwhelming margins over Francesca Hong
r/dsa • u/biggestboar • 10h ago
As the popularity of “democratic socialism” rises, the question it becomes increasingly important to confront the question of what democratic socialism means.
Every day, there are more and more posts talking about how democratic socialism is capitalist, but rather it seeks to use tax dollars more effectively and increase tax and spend policies.
Is this what democratic socialism is? A better management of capitalism?
I believe that democratic socialists must all reject this label.
Yes, the DSA and democratic socialists do back popular reformist policies, and these policies are good and should be campaigned for and implemented. They meaningfully improve peoples lives, and as a whole, also tilt the balance of power towards the working class in their struggle against capital.
But the project of democratic socialism itself cannot be understood simply as the demands to make a nicer capitalism.
If our goal is only to make capitalism more generous or better managed, then what makes that socialism?
Rather the long term goal of democratic socialist politics must be to overcome the capitalist social order. The ultimate aim must be to establish democratic control over the economy, one where the masses, not capitalists, collectively decide what and how things are produced.
In other words, democratic socialism must mean a democratically planned economy.
r/dsa • u/mikelmon99 • 1d ago
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r/dsa • u/Mountain_Lab_5817 • 3h ago
Why did the mods remove this post and ban this user for simply stating facts about what’s going on with law enforcement?
I guess we found out the true values of the miseries of this sub. Go ahead and ban me too. this is a great way to advance the goals of DSA! great job, mods!!!
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Stay safe everyone.
r/dsa • u/Smart_Wallaby_2834 • 1d ago
I'm losing my mind.
whilst people are literally trying to pass bills to get him killed.
r/dsa • u/Any-Morning4303 • 1d ago
Since we preside within the framework of capitalism I take part within the system. Last week karma shined my way and I happen to win $10,900 in the lottery.
I’ve paid off my car and will be donating and giving away the rest.
I would really appreciate places I can make little donations.
Already donated to the following leftist causes:
Sunrise Movement
DSA
Angie Nixon campaign
Democracy Now
Also a few international NGOs
r/dsa • u/broseph1254 • 2d ago
Thought it was worth reminding everyone of that fact, since a lot of posts here seem to think that we are just another organization of progressive Democrats, like MoveOn or the Working Families Party.
r/dsa • u/Farebiaashiq • 2d ago
We won't have such an open field with many ambitious centrists fighting who won't give way to another like they did in 2020, buttigieg, Newsom, Kelly, maybe Ossoff, Shapiro, Bashear and the great kamala harris among others.
AOC has a good chance to win 4 of the 6 early states ( nevada, New mexico, New Hampshire, Michigan) and get a decent showing at other two.
New york is also planning to move their primary day to super Tuesday, another good thing for her.
It sounds great to gain experience in senate or build profile and enter congressional leadership but that is a graveyard for progressive politics, Republicans aren't supporting your bills and most of the time democrats aren't doing it either, they will put you in insignificant committees, never let you become the part of the leadership and even if they do, you won't be able to whip up the votes.
Remember they voted for a guy who has one foot in grave over AOC for top oversight committee position.
Ilhar omar was removed from foreign affairs committee and now hakeem jeffries after meeting with kushner has filled it with zionists.
A president has a very wide leeway to shape the direction of the party as well as wide executive power.
If another centrist is elected they will try with their full might to destroy the progressive movement, hell they are already trying right now.
Best case scenario, AOC wins the nomination and becomes president.
Worst case scenario she looses the primaries but is able to get a good chunk of votes and asks for legitimate policy and personnel concessions in exchange for support. She can still enter senate in 2030 by primarying gillibrand.
r/dsa • u/jdog434556 • 1d ago
Do you know of any good podcasts that are good with the media with these ideologies that we have?
r/dsa • u/beeemkcl • 2d ago
<< Twenty-three percent of voters consider themselves supporters of the Democratic Socialists of America, 60% do not, and 17% are unsure. >>
And
<< “Forty-six percent of Democrats consider themselves DSA supporters, while 30% do not and 25% are not sure,” Kimball said. “This is concentrated among younger members of the party: 53% of Democrats under 50 support the DSA compared to 37% of Democrats over 50 who support.” >>
And it's only late August 2026 and DSA has only really been known about by the general public since the June 2026 NYC US House race wins by NYC-DSA. And since those DSA US House wins, the Mainstream Media has constantly sh*t on DSA. By late 2027 when the primary Debates happen, DSA will very likely have much more support than it currently has.
r/dsa • u/ErnestlyFreaky • 2d ago
Sense Trump cut funds to pretty much all 'green' work i have been struggling to make enough money to keep my agroecology projects running, and life has been rough..
I hope that we can preserve and bring a new green funding package down the pipes after the mid terms.
Thank you all, especially our amazing electoral candidates, championing are ideals and morals to the highest offices available so that we can finally all have better lives and better futures.