This is a pretty silly article all around, but I will hand them this much: Democrats having an existential crisis specifically about posting on the internet is the most Democratic Party-coded possible organizational meltdown. - ThreadSky

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jacobbacharach.bsky.social • 91 days ago

This is a pretty silly article all around, but I will hand them this much: Democrats having an existential crisis specifically about posting on the internet is the most Democratic Party-coded possible organizational meltdown.

Reposted from Michael Kruse

“Leaving X because you don’t like Elon is the kind of purity politics that landed Democrats in this mess to begin with.”

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jdvdub.bsky.social•91 days ago

Liberal elites have a wounded attachment to Twitter because they demand to be vocally hated by people they imagine as lesser.

dvdbutler.bsky.social•91 days ago

I don’t see many complaints by liberal elites

dvdbutler.bsky.social•91 days ago

Their critics maybe… I don’t see many democrats having a crisis about it

reallyreallyreal.bsky.social•91 days ago

There is no crisis. It’s another fake controversy generated by a nazi shitrag with a far right owner.

lucybelle47.bsky.social•91 days ago

Exactly.👍

entgrcsolutions.bsky.social•91 days ago

I didn’t care for statements about purity politics and neglecting the conditions of working class bc it sat on the absurd supposition that twitter creates democratic strategy. Utter shite.

kurin.bsky.social•91 days ago

Me, leaving a place that makes me miserable, run by a man I despise: what would Jeb Bartlett think of me now?

karlakiper.bsky.social•91 days ago

This article misses a huge point. A huge bloc of Americans are angry and frustrated with the establishment, including the largest social media apps. They are looking for and trying something else. This is clearly making some people uncomfortable. Is BlueSky the answer? I really don’t know.

karlakiper.bsky.social•91 days ago

20+ mil Americans (who are not all the same) agree that we don’t have to talk to each using rules and sites that aren’t working. The “rules” hinder the conversations we want to have and the deep dives into topics we like to discuss. Rage baiting isn’t a conversation. Why isn’t this the lead?

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