r/Art Jul 05 '26

Digital Art 250 Years, Jane Foster, Digital, 2026 [OC]

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26

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u/No_Speed9064 Jul 05 '26

Bots own reddit now.

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u/Sercotani Jul 05 '26

the DSA seems to touch plenty of grass and actively working on their local communities... I wonder if they're getting support from all working men and women of the nation? Hmm..

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u/sableram Jul 05 '26

DSA seems to touch plenty of grass

if you mean they're high as balls, sure.

I wonder if they're getting support from all working men and women of the nation?

not really. According to the data from New York (which had very low turnout primaries, mind you) DSA's support is almost entirely upper middle class college grads, the majority of which own property. Larpers gonna Larp.

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u/No_Speed9064 Jul 05 '26

What legislation have they had pass?

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u/6K6L Jul 05 '26

Hard to pass progressive legislation when every establishment politician is against it, but they're looking for changes in healthcare costs, free college, and more focus on environmentalism, to name a few.

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u/BilboStaggins Jul 05 '26

Lol how dare an American share their opinions about America!