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I mean, i get the idea of the comic, but i don't know if i agree with the "incremental change" sign. In my experience things change gradually then all at once. Incremental change is usually a part of the process.
Republicans didn't kill Roe all at once, it was a series of wins and losses over years until suddenly they were in a position to strip away rights from women.
I see what you're saying... But, you don't start your negotiation by asking for incremental change. To continue on your analogy, the anti-abortion activists have been demanding a full stop to it up-front since they started...
Change may sometimes only happen incrementally, but nothing worthwhile will happen if that's all that's asked for.
That's makes sense
Ohh so your comic is false then and activists don't ask for incremental change?
Or it's false and they do incremental change on the way to getting their demands met?
Quit blaming and demoralizing your own side.
No dumbass, he's trying to HELP his side by making them not roll over before real negotiations have even started.
If you want your side to win, stop cheering when they lose, loser.
I really don’t get the point of the comic. People demand the change they can imagine and think is possible. If they heard more radical ideas and conceived of them as possible, I think these same people would support them. But mocking them doesn’t really help us get there. And in the mean time, yes, incremental change still helps people survive.