Nate Douglas
@nateforflorida
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Union Organizer | Policy Researcher | Dem Candidate in 2024 for FL House District 37 | Gator đ | Economics and Data Science | Lover of dogs and cats
Orlando, FL
Joined August 2020
This election may have been discouraging and it may feel like we are in a dark place. However, we have to keep fighting the good fight.
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@sttikks @BITM116 @aerthkind @angelberryvoid @suspenddvoicing @Boooquefius @KnotFastEnough @LetsTheorize @nomfwanime Anyone who needs the clarification, aka those refusing the vaccination or refusing to evacuate are dumbasses. Itâs social media, calling out dumbasses gets engagement, hence why youâre here. Congratulations, you learned how social media works.
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@BITM116 @sttikks @aerthkind @angelberryvoid @suspenddvoicing @Boooquefius @KnotFastEnough @LetsTheorize @nomfwanime Yes, but context is everything. If you tweeted that in response to someone staying in an evacuation zone in LA, it definitely would make sense. Iâm sorry you donât understand the concept of contextualization.
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@BITM116 @sttikks @aerthkind @angelberryvoid @suspenddvoicing @Boooquefius @KnotFastEnough @LetsTheorize @nomfwanime âIâm pretty sureâ is me being sarcastic. Kind of like how Iâm pretty sure you should go back to school and learn about rhetorical devices.
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@sttikks @aerthkind @angelberryvoid @BITM116 @suspenddvoicing @Boooquefius @KnotFastEnough @LetsTheorize @nomfwanime Weâre the people who got it in Ashland, MT vaccinated? Iâm pretty sure this is geared toward anti-vaxxers⊠just a thought.
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@iBelieveiCanBri @slayergoddess69 @MorePerfectUS The article also says absolutely nothing about vaccines.
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@iBelieveiCanBri @slayergoddess69 @MorePerfectUS Dude, the bill abolishes OSHA. The only reason why there wasnât âmore contextâ is because wing nuts will defend it regardless.
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This is a huge step forward for the Democratic Party!
Iâve just been elected as a Vice Chair of the DNC. Iâm deeply grateful to the members for their trust and belief in me and I donât take it lightly. Now itâs time to get to work. đ§”
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@diegoherna86834 @Dimking623463 @hendrixpaid @royal_bobby24 @PopBase Or you should learn about comparative advantage. Our decision to stop buying coffee from Colombia would be devastating globally, not just âraise our prices,â weâre not the only country in the world.
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@diegoherna86834 @Dimking623463 @hendrixpaid @royal_bobby24 @PopBase Thatâs not how trade works. Thatâs like looking for specialty auto parts and saying âthen we go to Cosco instead.â
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@SummonedTarkus @Kinomesale @Jroc247 @notcapnamerica @gbufc78 Youâre also forgetting to point out that the Clintonâs and Joe Biden are historically more moderate politicians. Those clips you guys usually show are them being âpragmaticâ and working with the Republican Party. If you need more, just look at the 2020 debate with Harris.
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@SummonedTarkus @Kinomesale @Jroc247 @notcapnamerica @gbufc78 Two things can be true at the same time.
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@SummonedTarkus @Kinomesale @Jroc247 @notcapnamerica @gbufc78 Idk why youâre trying so hard to deny history when itâs very well-documented.
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@Hale_Viking @the_transit_guy Reread this again. Lincolnâs attempt at creating peace was a mistake because his failure to actively condemn them is the reason why we still have confederate flags flying in the south and U.S. military bases being named after their leaders. This was not his intention.
@Hale_Viking @the_transit_guy No, confederate veterans are not legally U.S. veterans and are not recognized as such. The reason why they werenât killed or aggressively charged for their crimes was because Lincoln and union members wanted to create peace. Lincoln was later murdered by a confederate supporter.
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@Hale_Viking @the_transit_guy Last time I checked though, Nazi history isnât âerasedâ at all, itâs actively remembered AND condemned to make it very obvious that they lost and they want to avoid that happening again.
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@Hale_Viking @the_transit_guy How is it laughable? U.S. bases named after confederate leaders were actually established during the Jim Crow era for very obvious reasons. The only difference is that in the U.S., we view confederate leaders as part of âsouthern heritage,â while the French condemn Nazis.
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