I'd say "bend the knee" rhetoric is likely to turn off many more people than just the Chait/Tanden set.
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about as instructive as comparing politicians currently holding office to humorous podcasters
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Don't think Ken Loach and Chapo occupy equivalent roles Jeet
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Jeet the podcast where they say 'bend the knee' was for the listener base. They weren't campaigning.
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This is like complaining about the awful language
@AgeofNapoleon uses to talk about the king
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This is a disingenuous argument and you're actually smart enough to know it
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Believe it or not chapo are not running for Parliament
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The term “bend the knee” struck me as odd/off-putting at the time. I don’t know that u can rest a whole arg about “dominance” on that line
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it's ridiculous to suggest that either of us can prove what might be a turn off for some unspecified voter, it's just a matter of instincts
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my instincts tell me, people don't respect you if try to make nice with bullies.
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Corbyn is a party leader, not a bunch of knuckleheads. What did the DNC leadership have to say to the left?
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