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More and more lifelong democrats are leaving the party after realizing it no longer represents their values. The democrat party is now just anarchy and amnesty. The DSA is splitting the left more than Trump ever could and it's great to see.

Keep cheering the DSA. Keep cheering rich multimillionaire nepobabies like Hasan.

https://x.com/WellsJorda89710/status/2079783692382199975/video/1?s=61
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Israel lost
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>>539436211
The left lost, and it's glorious.
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>>539436168
The DSA is the left's jewish schism. Same thing needs to happen on the right.
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It'll get captured and subverted same as the alt right and tea party before it did. Cathartic really, same people who helped kill an alternative calling everyone racist and nazis getting the godless commie treatment. Turn about is fair play.
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>>539436635
The irony is the DSA are just a bunch of rich multimillionaires lecturing the middle and lower class.
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>>539436168
This is jew theater to reboot the democratic party as a valid party in the eyes of npcs, as well as the republican party as its counterpart to keep them on the jew reservation. There not wrong to try, npc goyim are as dumb as jews say they are.
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>>539437187
yeah, cuz that's any different than the millionaires and billionaires that do that now regardless
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>>539436168
>it no longer represents their values
Those values being supporting Israel above all else.
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>>539436635
what does the right even stand for without israel?
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>>539436168
Americans are so stupid.
You retards already have socialism
You bailout insurance companies who make bad investments you bailout banks that are insolvent you bailout airlines that lose money you bail out everyone anytime there is a sudden line go down moment.
It sure as shit isn't capitalism when the government stops businesses from realizing the consequences for their stupid actions.
Retards.
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>>539437658
It's gonna be white people vs everyone else. We're gonna win again.
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>>539437787
I always get a good laugh when retards complain about capitalism.
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>>539436168
You think the DSA is something new? The Democrats have used Bernie Sanders to draw in Socialist votes for decades.
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>>539438044
And the founding fathers went to war over a minute tea tax.
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>analyze the veracity of this statement: More and more lifelong democrats are leaving the party after realizing it no longer represents their values. The democrat party is now just anarchy and amnesty. The DSA is splitting the left more than Trump ever could and it's great to see.

The statement blends verifiable voter realignment, rhetorical exaggeration, and documented internal friction.

Data from the Pew Research Center indicates that overall national partisan alignment remains relatively stable.

However, recent primary challenges from the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have exposed deep ideological rifts within the left-wing coalition.

Voter Retention and Party Switching
National partisan identification shifts are minor.
Some non-college-educated white voters have left.
Departures are often tied to immigration views.
The party has gained college-educated voters.
Net party growth remains balanced over time.

"Anarchy and Amnesty" Labeling
These terms represent subjective political rhetoric.
Critics use them to attack progressive platforms.
Targets include border policy and criminal justice.
Establishment leadership explicitly rejects these characterizations.
Mainstream Democrats continue to support regulated capitalism.

The DSA's Impact on the Left
The DSA has expanded significantly since 2016.
Insurgent socialist candidates have unseated moderate incumbents.
Notable primary upsets occurred in Colorado and New York.
Establishment leaders actively contest the socialist label.
Experts debate if divisions harm general election chances.

Substantial material data, official platform documentation, and legislative records directly disprove the core claims of this statement. Objective metrics from independent research groups, state election offices, and congressional voting rolls show that the Democratic party remains structurally stable, legislatively focused on regulated law enforcement, and electorally unified.
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>>539436391
The midterms say otherwise
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>what do young people/gen z/alpha, especially young white people/ think about israel?

Young Americans (Gen Z and the emerging Generation Alpha) are significantly more critical of Israel and more sympathetic toward Palestinians than any older generation.

Polling from major institutions highlights a historic generational divide on this topic. While the shift away from Israel is true across all racial demographics under 30, young white Americans remain slightly more sympathetic to Israel compared to their Black, Hispanic, and Asian peers, though they are still far less supportive of Israel than older white Americans.

The Generational Divide
Data indicates that the gap in opinion between older and younger Americans on Israel is larger than the age gap on almost any other major political issue, including abortion or climate change.
Skepticism of Israel: National tracking polls, such as the Yale Youth Poll, show a massive 56-point generational swing. While Baby Boomers lean heavily pro-Israel, Gen Z respondents view the country negatively by a net -22 points.
Sympathy for Palestine: Polling from NBC News and the New York Times shows that roughly three-quarters of Gen Z express more sympathy for Palestinians than for Israelis.
Views on Israeli Policy: Unlike older demographics who largely support U.S. aid, a strong majority of Gen Z and Millennial voters support placing restrictions on U.S. military aid to Israel.
Perception of Zionism: According to the Yale Polling project, young voters under 30 are more likely to define Zionism negatively (associated with racism or apartheid) than as a legitimate movement for Jewish self-determination. Only 30% of young adults believe Israel should exist explicitly as a Jewish state.
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The Specific Age/Race Trend (Last 3–6 Months)
The "Collapse" Phenomenon: Historically, young minority voters leaned further away from Israel due to domestic social justice parallels. However, recent crosstabs indicate that minority youth sentiment has remained relatively flat or slightly cynical, whereas young white adults have completely collapsed in their support.
>young white adults have completely collapsed in their support.
>>young white adults have completely collapsed in their support.
Out-Pacing Minority Youth: In recent polling tracking opposition to Israel's military actions and U.S. aid packages, young white independents and college-educated white youth register net-unfavorable views of the Israeli government that exceed the unfavorable margins found among young Black and Hispanic demographics.
The Institutional Shift: This is why university-level polling (like the Harvard Youth Poll) shows such stark numbers. The campus protests and heavy anti-Israel sentiment over the last several months have been heavily concentrated among white, college-educated Gen Z lines, driving their specific demographic numbers past the baseline of minority youth.

Conclusion: When you isolate the demographic cross-section by age, young white Americans are currently expressing the sharpest anti-Israel sentiment, outstripping the rest of their generation.
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>>539438393
Bit more to it than that.

They basically had never paid any taxes, but after the seven years war that was accidentally started by Washington, they were in massive debt.

Washington couldnt speak French, and the first 'world war' started because of it. Literally. So, the English started enforcing all these taxes to recoup their loses from a war the colonies started, and the colonies basically freaked over it.

Now, the English could have solved it by giving representation in parliament to the Colonies, they let the whole thing spin completely out of control, but they were honestly in the right for enforcing the taxes. The way they handled the response was the problem



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