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Dang it, I meant to do stuff before tonight’s #DSAConvention debate block, but didn’t manage to… oh well. Last night’s thread, for reference: @cooljeanius/1423386371188740103?s=21Permalink On twitter.com
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ok the Zoom session is kicking off nowPermalink On twitter.com
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debating amendments to amendments! You’d think serving in one legislative body would have me got me tired enough of legislative procedure, but nope, I guess I didn’t learn my lesson…Permalink On twitter.com
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First up is a constitution & bylaws amendment to strike regional requirements from the charter. Undecided on this; will listen to debate.Permalink On twitter.com
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.@HondaWang speaking in favor of CB1; it’s so weird hearing socialists making fiscally conservative arguments, lol (that’s not necessarily a critique, btw!)Permalink On twitter.com
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Reminder to #PassthePROAct about these union support concernsPermalink On twitter.com
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I’m confused by this whole amendment-to-an-amendment thingOn twitter.com
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I might just abstain herePermalink On twitter.com
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tech issues leading to a (possible) recessPermalink On twitter.com
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ok sounds like we’re backPermalink On twitter.com
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I think CB1 passed; onto CB5, on electing DSA’s national leadershipPermalink On twitter.com
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CB5 seems pretty reasonable; I’m leaning towards it… I can see there being an argument against it based on being tired of voting on stuff, but if I don’t want to vote on stuff in the future, I just won’t. Abstention is always an option.Permalink On twitter.com
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Motion to divide; ugh…Permalink On twitter.com
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motion to divide failed, so we’re voting on CB5 as a whole next. I’m still leaning in favor of it; democracy is good.Permalink On twitter.com
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Next is CB4, on electing DSA’s National Director. I think I’ll vote yes on this one, too.Permalink On twitter.com
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The argument that “this isn’t a politicized position” goes against my view that EVERYTHING is politicized; there’s no such thing as a non-political position.Permalink On twitter.com
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and, as I argued on the previous motion, if you’re tired of there being too many elections (which is a valid complaint), just don’t vote in them. No one’s forcing you to vote in all these new votes being created.Permalink On twitter.com
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While we’re voting on CB4, results for CB5 are back: it failed. Oh well, whatever, I didn’t really care that much anyways.Permalink On twitter.com
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next up are the NPC recommendationsPermalink On twitter.com
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CB4 fails, tooPermalink On twitter.com
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This recommendation on state-level organizing sounds goodPermalink On twitter.com
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NPC1-R1 passes on acclamationPermalink On twitter.com
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undecided on NPC2-R2, on growing DSA staffPermalink On twitter.com
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now discussing NPC3-R3, on standardization of committees… undecided on this as wellPermalink On twitter.com
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Stuff passes on acclamation. We’ve hit the end of the block and are motioning to recess now.Permalink On twitter.com
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OK we’re done. I’ll be back with a new thread tomorrow. #DSACon2021Permalink On twitter.com
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