One thing you show as a positive, the disunity of the DSA, is also why they are less effective per member than democratic centralist organizations. It's very difficult to steer a ship that wants to go in many different directions at the same time, it's much more effective to democratically come to a consensus on where to go and agree to publicly uphold that consensus externally, than it is to have endless factionalism and outward instability.
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