DSA co-chair shows what an insane platform they have.

No—the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is a socialist political organization, not a political party with its own ballot line. DSA members and endorsed candidates usually run under other parties’ lines (such as the Democratic Party), depending on the race.


  • Ballot Line: It does not have its own ballot line for elections.

Maybe not, but it has a whole slate of persons running for office as Democratic Socialists.



 
The question of who the DSA is running for office aside, no Leftist / Democrat / Progressive here has tried to defend their platform which was the original topic of this thread.
 
Which is the point. It destroys your bait.

Link to that part on the DSA website.

We are committed to the horizon of abolition and the path leading us there. Our demands:

  • Defund the police by rejecting any expansion to police budgets or scope of enforcement while cutting budgets annually towards zero
  • End the criminalization of working-class survival
  • Freedom for all incarcerated people
  • Demilitarize the police and end colonial policing of our cities and neighborhoods
  • Freedom of working-class self-organization and democratic political action
  • Invest in community self-governance and care, not cops

Okay, I did in 5 seconds what you could have done yourself.
 

We are committed to the horizon of abolition and the path leading us there. Our demands:

  • Defund the police by rejecting any expansion to police budgets or scope of enforcement while cutting budgets annually towards zero
  • End the criminalization of working-class survival
  • Freedom for all incarcerated people
  • Demilitarize the police and end colonial policing of our cities and neighborhoods
  • Freedom of working-class self-organization and democratic political action
  • Invest in community self-governance and care, not cops

Okay, I did in 5 seconds what you could have done yourself.
I already saw that before asking. So I'll ask again... Where does it say that prisons should be abolished?
 
I already saw that before asking. So I'll ask again... Where does it say that prisons should be abolished?
If you free all incarcerated people, doesn't that mean there are no prisons?


Everybody else gets it. They want to abolish prisons.
 
If you free all incarcerated people, doesn't that mean there are no prisons?


Everybody else gets it. They want to abolish prisons.
And you honestly think that means no prisons? I know you're smarter than that.

What we need are humane prisons and rehabilitation.
 
Yes. The want the release of all persons incarcerated.
Again where?

Do you honestly think they want dangerous criminals such as murderers, kidnappers, rapists and such released?

Certainly you cannot be this dumb?
Rehabilitation generally doesn't work
It works for drug users.
and US prisons are humane already.
And?
Reducto ad absurdum fallacy.
Nope. It's your illogical connection.
 
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