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If what's going on at the local levels is considered "quietly sitting there", I'd love to hear a few realistic and effective suggestions for what you think the party should be doing.
You know for example ditching the private social network owned by a nazi and promote the open and decentralized alternatives that millions of people are already using
So you don't think the party members should be reaching out to people where they are? They should instead stick to social media platforms that practically nobody is using and therefore stifling their ability to communicate with not just supporters but also undecided & unaffiliated voters as well as all the people that they're representing? Fascinating.
If their goal was to reach out to people, wouldn't it be useful for them to spend 2 minutes to create a free account on the fediverse where millions of people are? Go ahead and explain why they are not doing that
Do... You not know where you are right now?
On lemmy
The party should be [Redacted by Reddit] every billionaire in the country with their own [Redacted by Reddit].
Okay, that's ... a choice.