• @recapitated
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    284 months ago

    In this thread: “bothering to reach half the country who tends not to agree (or understand) your positions is icky”.

    Y’all need to get on board with diversity of tactics. Memeing on your ass isn’t going to cut it alone.

    The union’s job is to empower the workers, like it or not, by getting inserted at the RNC, it will have a lasting impact.

    • @recapitated
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      184 months ago

      Case in point, is it more impactful to hear a criticism of Trump from a DNC speaker or an RNC speaker? Wtf is the actual complaint here?

      • knightly the Sneptaur
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        154 months ago

        His presence gives the Republicans standing to claim (however falsely) that they’re the party of working people.

        I get the argument, but it seems to me that the RNC took advantage of him much more than the other way around.

        • @recapitated
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          34 months ago

          That may be true, but he also got a different kind of message out to a large variety of viewers that was different from the rest of the convention.

          • knightly the Sneptaur
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            24 months ago

            Again, I get the argument.

            I just hope he thinks it was worth his career, because the union is going to replace him at their next election.

    • @[email protected]
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      74 months ago

      Lol if you think the bozo who is in a union and votes Republican will ever change their minds about anything. News flash buddy it’s ain’t logic they are running on. You might as well preach to a wall.

      • @recapitated
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        24 months ago

        I watched his speech and I am not a Republican voter.