"People around the world deserve to live their lives without U.S. interference. End economic warfare against countries whose governments act independently of the United States, such as Cuba, Venezuela, and Iran." - DSA https://program.dsausa.org/
"People around the world," including people of the U.S., also "deserve to live their lives without [DSA] interference." Goose/gander stuff is all this Part 17 blurb is, like the rest of it. What is not okay is to assume one can ignore what is currently established today in the United States as the Constitution, and assume it can be transitioned into something else, without the Senate, which this same manifesto claims should be law of the land, which, by the way, includes a President of the United States, elected by tyhe people of the UnitedStates, and not by the House ofRepresentatives, except under the special circumstances defined in Article II of that Constitution. Maybe someone among the DSA ought to actually read that document, word-for-word, with complete literacy.
"End economic warfare against countries whose governments act independently of the United States, such as Cuba, Venezuela, and Iran." Just as soon as Cuba, Venezuela, Iran, and others respect the sovereignty of the United States. Stop thinking they, and many other people from countries of the world, have a "right" to come to the U.S. and expect to stay by violating our sovereign immigration laws, passed by Congress, which includes the one House DSA alleges to keep. Has anybody noticed that by the DSA platform, we, the people of the United States, would be represented by fewer people than we are today? How is that "...[winning] the battle for democracy" as claimed in part 7? Democracy is a representative government, yes?