On the one hand, you have Aaron Coleman's atrocious personal record of being an abusive individual On the other hand, you have his total lack of relevant accomplishments, experience, skills and relationships as a legislator But he DID say "Medicare for All" on social mediahttps://twitter.com/BMarchetich/status/1297277488456818688 …
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I'll say this too: I'm really angry that Biden is the nominee, no matter how much I want him to win in November. It's infuriating, and I wish we weren't at a point of national catastrophe, where the reasons to vote for him now are overwhelming.
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I'd take the case for Coleman a lot more seriously if I saw it expressed in terms of the grave consequences of letting him lose, combined with clearer criticism of what he did rather than attempts to downplay it.
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Frownfelter's record on, for e.g abortion (something he did as an adult), has been more consequential and harmful to many more women than the few shitty things Coleman did when he was 12-14, and has apologised for.
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Has it? Really? Are you sure about that? No, I seriously want you to game this out for me, diagram the trolley problem -- give me a ballpark estimate of how many women have been harmed by Frownfelter and what specific material form that harm took vs. Coleman
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it's interesting that supporting Biden is supposed to be utterly disqualifying in terms of political discourse here, but supporting Coleman is the cool and good thing to do. clearly, if you're supporting Coleman, you're also compromising some kind of principles, right?
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Also Coleman supports Biden so one would think there’d be a transitive property here
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