No, really, go fuck off. Convention slots are for people supporting the party, not for ratfuckers. Go to Gaza and fight.
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Take the tears shed as the parents of the hostage son spoke.
Take the angst felt by the survivors, the lost, the tortured, the raped, the killed, the displaced.
Multiply it by a MILLION..
and maybe.. just maybe,
you will finally understand the STUPIDITY of WAR.
There's a difference between people who, whatever their particular positions, work within the party and share its overall goals, who are team members who are trying to pull people toward their position from inside the tent;
and then people who would prefer to stand outside and work destructively against people who don't share their positions.
You have Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on the one hand and Rashida Tlaib on the other. One of them got to speak and the other didn't.
@DavidSalo Yep. AOC is really maturing, and realizing there's no future in the Bernie wing if she wants to climb the cursus honorum.
@LiberalLibrarian Do they really think a 
presidency will achieve their goals?π€·
@Superstitionsee No, they don't. They think that with a Trump regime, there will be "revolution", and they'll be the commissars.
@Superstitionsee @LiberalLibrarian
The presidency is the pinnacle.
the presidency is one third of our federal government.
The presidency sets the tone, sharpens our goals, bully-pulpits us into our work to make a more perfect union.
In short.. the presidency will not achieve our goals.. it will guide us to achive our goals.
@LiberalLibrarian Exactly. Why should those who haven't shown any inclination to support the party and who repeatedly chant about Genocide Joe be allowed to speak at the convention?
Why didn't they protest the Republicans? Why didn't they ask to speak there?
Telling.
@LiberalLibrarian Seriously. Neither the time nor the place. Choosing not to bring a hostile voice into our democratic process is a good choice, not an offense.