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Abdul El-Sayed (epidemiologist, public health administrator, academic, and senator elect for Michigan) (en.wikipedia.org)
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[+] -13 points 5 days ago (2 children)

No it is. Its exactly those people who said that we needed to vote for a genocide instead of demanding that candidate do better who today's victory is a vindication against. That we need to moderate our positions. That we need to police our tone when it comes to equality for all.

This is a vindication against moderation

It might be a good idea to step away for a minute-

Its not a train station bruddah. No need to announce your departure.

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  • [–] 7 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

    No one you're talking to is advocating for genocide or wants moderate democrats, we're celebrating Sayed's win. Thats what everyone in this thread is doing.

    Literally the entire thread is people being happy Sayed won

    I do agree Hasan deserves to be on the long list of people centrist Democrats apologize to, along with Sayed himself and mamdani (what a crazy coincidence, they're all brown, wonder what that has to do with anything). But starting fights over whether Hasan gave him the election with other people who are happy Sayed won and calling them liberals for not being Hasan fans, even though we're all here celebrating, is a bleak way to engage with the people around you and makes you look like a psyop trying to sow discord.

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