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@tobie1 >> #Hogg is short-sighted, inexperienced, & doctrinaire. He needs to go.
#Democrats are already more disorganized. We don’t have #coordination & shared knowledge because of lack of #leadership…
#Democratic #opposition faces its own version of #Trump’s temptation to humiliate and subjugate defectors from the other side, rather than welcoming them in.
Welcome in the strayed sheep…
…build your coalition and do everything you can to minimize defections from it
https://www.programmablemutter.com/p/absolute-power-can-be-a-terrible
![The bad news is that the #opposition [#Democrats] is much more disorganized than it ought to be. Coordination is bolstered by shared knowledge that others will coordinate too. We don’t have that, in part because of lack of leadership… Our presumptions about what other people think can play an extraordinarily powerful role in shaping how we ourselves think, and what we are prepared to do. And in a country where such presumptions can be grossly skewed, it can be very hard to generate coordinated action. Finally, exactly because the opposition is disorganized… it faces its own collective version of #Trump’s temptation to humiliate and subjugate defectors from the other side, rather than welcoming them in.
…Figure out how to generate common knowledge that will enable coordination. Protests - especially if they are widespread, and especially if they happen in unusual places, or involve surprising coalitions can help generate information cascades. But getting media coverage and broader conversation is important.
Welcome in the strayed sheep, and work on widening the cracks in the other coalition. Leopard-face-eating memes may feel personally satisfying, but they are usually not great politics.
If power involves coordination, coordinate! Help build your coalition as far as it can go. Do everything you can to minimize defections from it, and to maximize defections from the other side. Take advantage of the opposition’s vulnerabilities and mistakes](https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/114/354/524/401/619/444/original/ac7df918d44b3559.png "The bad news is that the #opposition [#Democrats] is much more disorganized than it ought to be. Coordination is bolstered by shared knowledge that others will coordinate too. We don’t have that, in part because of lack of leadership… Our presumptions about what other people think can play an extraordinarily powerful role in shaping how we ourselves think, and what we are prepared to do. And in a country where such presumptions can be grossly skewed, it can be very hard to generate coordinated action. Finally, exactly because the opposition is disorganized… it faces its own collective version of #Trump’s temptation to humiliate and subjugate defectors from the other side, rather than welcoming them in.
…Figure out how to generate common knowledge that will enable coordination. Protests - especially if they are widespread, and especially if they happen in unusual places, or involve surprising coalitions can help generate information cascades. But getting media coverage and broader conversation is important.
Welcome in the strayed sheep, and work on widening the cracks in the other coalition. Leopard-face-eating memes may feel personally satisfying, but they are usually not great politics.
If power involves coordination, coordinate! Help build your coalition as far as it can go. Do everything you can to minimize defections from it, and to maximize defections from the other side. Take advantage of the opposition’s vulnerabilities and mistakes")
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Greg Cocks 
Michael Porter 
