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@frickybricky123 @gaslightyourmom It’s just the truth. Obviously you can circumvent the effect of the constitution by court packing, defying courts etc…, but actually amending it does require 3/4ths of state legislatures.

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@frickybricky123 @gaslightyourmom What do you mean? If you mean stuff like court packing then yes, but actually amending the constitution does require Republicans state legislatures in places like Mississippi to agree to the change.

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2 days ago

@RealFacts12345 @Nassreddin2002 Progressive yes, left-wing not really.

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@TheBoyOr8or @Nassreddin2002 Most of that growth seems to be from voters leaving D66 and going to the left. Which doesn’t actually improve the coalition math at all for a centre-left coalition. Also consider the fact that CDA is tanking, which further reduces the seat totals of a likely partner.

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3 days ago

@karsten_dijk @Nassreddin2002 Perhaps, but Volt’s alignment (left-wing or not) barely changes the left’s seat totals anyway.

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3 days ago

@PandaStaubball Every time he tries to give 1% less to the boomers the rest of the political spectrum tries to execute him and half the country takes up arms against him.

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3 days ago

@GluppShittoo @MeathGuerilla In this case the right policy might also be a popular one. I was merely stating that (in my opinion) public opinion should not determine what policies are implemented. Good policy should be passed and bad policy shouldn't, no matter what the electorate thinks.

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3 days ago

@NeptunesOrgit Labour is not at all a right-wing party lmao. They are very clearly a centre-left party.

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4 days ago

@ArmandDoma If she keeps on strategically moderating and Melenchon ends up has her opponent in the second round, I think her margin of victory would make Reagan blush. We really have to hope the French centre locks tf in these next few months.

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4 days ago

@liamlibcom @TrueSlazac He did not. (screenshot from the NYT article)

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5 days ago

@nikicaga @Nassreddin2002 Almost certainly. Even if the govt were to fall now, it would take at least a year for a new one to be formed.

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6 days ago

@alt_ccc I do not think it is justified for the state to start killing people for vandalism and theft.

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6 days ago

@jasperk04 There’s obviously plenty of peaceful protests, I’m not disputing that.

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6 days ago

@jasperk04 I clearly stated in my original comment that they disapproved of the *methods*, not the demands. This is (again) clearly shown in your article.