> i get that some of the demands might seem unrealistic, but pushing the overton window is how movements get results, even if not all the goals are immediately attainable.  true, but that overton window has to be done gradually. i'm old enough to remember concealed carry in even a few states was thought to be impossible, now it's in a ton of states, and we're getting closer. going from zero to 100 is why republicans tend to suck at passing anything. democrats slowly raise the temperature and raise the overton window. republicans just go from nothing to "let's do a national abortion ban" without thinking of whether or not it'll even be feasible. the best strategy for a national abortion ban is to do it state by state, on off cycle elections with lower turnout, not putting it on the ballot in midterms or an election year. > that said, i understand the frustration with what happened in michigan. i don't think the intent was to sabotage what do you mean lol, nick outright said "i'm gonna make them withhold their vote" > we can still work toward the same goals, but there needs to be better coordination and respect between both sides.  look, i'm all for that, but tell me how you're expecting us to just get along if your outright declaring a groyper war to undermine trump? you get what i mean here? it's like pointing a gun at me and asking why i'd be annoyed at that. > theres definitely room for compromise, but the key is to find common ground and ensure both sides feel heard yeah i'm all for that, let's bury the hatchet and work together. and yes, i realize this might be a copypasta i'm responding to, the point still stands.
United States