I never said we should murder anyone, what I am saying is that we shouldn’t be intimidated by these people, and we should do what is necessary to combat that insipid ideology. Nazis don’t get a seat at the table, sorry. I’d even go as for to say that meeting them with violence, like this guy did with a punch to the…

I like seeing these comments, because it’s like you can see the gears turning in these people’s heads as they try desperately to come up with ANY explanation for why we’re wrong and they’re right. Deep down, they know they’re the bad guys.

It is good. Accepting and acting upon criticism in the spirit given is a strength of a diverse movement. It makes us better. It makes us stronger. It moves us forward.

I’m a lifelong Dem and I recognize that Republicans have us beat on this.

Alternative treason.

I hope you’re not suggesting that being self-critical and making sure that the feminism we’re practicing is truly intersectional counts as “in-fighting”? There’s a sometimes fine line between holding each other accountable and just sniping at each other so much that we’re prevented from getting anything done. (And…

Critique and accountability is infighting?

My husband took the baby ... and they both marched with me. And didn’t even demand cookies at the end of the day. HOW DID HE DO IT?

That’s what many people emphasizing this critique have been told over and over again.

Don’t worry, folks. The incoming national security adviser has determined that Flynn is not a threat to national security and that the investigation should be dropped. Instead, the entire staff of the CIA is going to be flown to Benghazi to continue with the investigation.

My favorite picture someone took from the Seattle march had three middle-aged dads, each with a little girl in a pink pussy hat on his shoulders. These are the dads we need!

What’s the point of participating in a movement that won’t take you seriously? Stop silencing different voices by accusing all criticisms of undermining the movement, and maybe start fucking listening.

I was in tears reading the comments, seeing pictures, hearing the speeches, I was scrawling down and read this comment about a guy saying something like this “I am staying today with the baby so she can go and march” and it made me so mad.

Uh... you know that diverse groups have diverse opinions and people get to voice them. Progressive people tend to get this. It’s not “infighting” or “eating your own” or whatever else detractors want to call it. Our diverse movement can support and respect multiple opinions at the same time - even ones individuals…

Agreed! The Topeka march was so inspiring! I loved when the Native American woman placed the Black Lives Matter shirt over the lectern and the crowd went nuts cheering! In Topeka, Kansas, for the love of god!!!!!

I’ve said it before, but I loved the effort my local march (in lily-white Kansas) made to make sure that the speakers were diverse- in their race, gender expression, sexual orientation, religion, abilities, class, age, and point of view. The crowd was respectful and receptive to all the different speakers, and…

Truth, as a native New Yorkers since I can remember I always referred to him as Don the con. Wish the rest of the country would have seen that. But I seriously give this orange baffon less than a year before impeachment proceedings begin. I can almost feel something major about him is about to drop the next few…

I believe CA is making it a ballot requirement - no returns means you’re not on the ballot.

Trump worked the gray areas of democracy to his advantage. Many norms that were previously followed out of good faith, respect and decency were eroded.