Chicago City Council passed an "Israel Solidarity Resolution". Despite DSA having 5 seats on the council, there was only one No vote

So, nothing that addresses or contradicts what I said aside from a document my friends have never heard of and some circular logic that automatically excuses the DSA's liberalism and places blame on the BDS group for not convincing the liberals sufficiently. Mostly skipping over everything I said, however. I guess I have to go through it piece by piece because this is getting ridiculous.

As for socials, the reason BDS WG no longer exists is because of their socials.

Oh, is it? Not the national group dominated by liberals that dissolved them and consequently became so dysfunctional that it did basically nothing except drama for a full year? Tell us about their socials and how it's the BDS' group's fault.

Their existence wasn't snuffed out by some shady internal body

That is very much what de facto happened a bit over a year ago. Liberal goofballs at the national level went after the BDS group. I was being generous in laying it at the feet of the convention this year, as the reality is truly less flattering: undermined and attacked by a dysfunctional and liberal national, the convention body stuck their thumb in the eye of BDS organizers.

it was voted on by the delegation and they lost because they failed to win over a majority (super majority? I'd have to look it up) of the delegation.

That's the procedural dissolution from this year. A pile of cowardly liberals patting themselves on the back with an anti-Zionist statement while officially doubling down on the dissolution of the BDS group and procedurally punting on sanctions for Zionist electeds, prioritizing lunch over this. This is your very serious and socialist group that just needed better convincing.

Friendly reminder that National DSA is about 10 days late in doing jack shit. One of my friends just showed me your little packet or whatever from National for chapters to organize with. Incompetent letter-writing-to-your-Senstor type shit lol. My friends are going to ignore national and do some actually effective OTG organizing with anti-Zionists.

Which means that even if their positions were correct, which has proven to be the case, their politics were lagging.

Or it means that your 1000 "socialists" are majority liberals and cowards. The dearth of action from DSA at the national level and the little walk-backs and liberalism on display, including in Chicago, make it very clear that I'm right in this. Chicago is dominated by Bread & Roses, btw. One of the incompetent ultra groups that gunned against the BDS group along with explicitly liberal "green new deal" types. Watch them fail you in real time. Watch them care more about triangulation and atrocity propaganda than Palestinians. Learn from it.

All the "uncompromising solidarity" got them shut down, and now the org needs them, so great job.

You may want to do some self-crit on the irony of passive voicing the group that actively shut down the pro-Palestine working group with two distinct and deliberate actions separated by a year. Have you been paying attention to how Palestinians and their orgs are always to blame for the bad things that happen and that the people directly harming them get the passive voice? Israelis are killed and Palestinians die for unstated reasons? The liberals that see Israel carpet-bombing northern Gaza and say, "look what [X Palestinian group] got them"?

The fact that DSA is an incoherent body full of people with awful politics is not the BDS group's fault. The org is full of these people and they are pushing specific agendas quite hard. It is a deficiency at the heart of DSA's structures, its bylaws, its membership, its complete lack of a political education program. Its embrace of Trots and Trots trying to pretend they're not Trots but we all know they're Trots. This fact is a stain on the DSA itself and is something that should embarrass you rather than cause you to defend cryptozionism.

I'm glad to see you have some familiarity with some of the details but they're still put together strangely.

They're put together just fine, thanks.

Yeah the former NPC punished the BDS WG for their toxic socials,

Ah, so you vaguely agree with their criticism. The only question is whether this is because you actually think their socials were that bad (be specific) or out of this pattern of defending the transparently bullshit lines forwarded by folks that like how things turned out.

But they convinced a lot of people in the end, they were really inspiring.

Inspiring how?

I'd rather not be fighting now to see them reinstated as a wg, since i voted for them in Chicago. but the NPC that punished them is also dramatically different, with a Marxist majority for the first time ever.

You're counting corrosive Trots in that number. The ones that brought the Hong Kong protest loser to speak against the IC and that was part of the alliance against the BDS group.

That NPC is the one presiding over a massively delayed and pitiful response and a virtually nonexistent BDS group.

PS I know someone very close to the NPC and am aware of the language and attempts to temper DSA chapters' solidarity actions. There's a reason this shit is delayed and weak. That NPC is not majority anti-Zionist, they're fighting with each other and trying to outwit themselves. The forms of incompetence in the DSA are myriad.

There are a lot of things I haven't mentioned because I didn't think anyone here really cared.

The org is big enough to be nationally effective

Impossible. It is not organized and has nowhere near enough political coherence. The DSA is just 15 cities mostly doing their own thing and a series of national interest groups doing their own thing so long as liberal babies aren't trying to shut them down for criticizing a Zionist DSA politician.

It's a good place for someone to get started if they're going from 0 to 1 irl organizing activities and if the local chapter isn't too lib. It's not an organization that accomplishes anything except roadblocks at the national level.

but still small enough for a few determined and united cadres to steer.

DSA doesn't have cadres. It has clubs/social groups where allegedly like-minded folks hang out with each other, write position statements, and funnel volunteers into electoral campaigns for liberals that usually lose. It does have competent organizers at the local level in some chapters, but they are generally across these little social groups. An org with 50 active members may have 2-3 competent organizers and they're all in different groups with different priorities! A white guy reads Lenin and thinks, "hey that's how I should be!" and joins the worst reading group you've ever seen.

The proliferation of caucuses has already transformed the left wing of DSA.

Into what? Name a material change. Not a position statement. Right now we are looking at DSA continue to fail at solidarity with Palestine against a fascist settler-colonial apartheid state committing genocide. Slam-dunk socialist shit. They would literally be doing better just by having a timely, unqualified position statement! They can't even do that!

My friend showed me a left wing DSA caucus statement just now, lol. The statement is fine but it took until yesterday too come out and sure didn't translate into national action.

The org still has big problems but i stg I would never talk about other peoples work the way you and others have been. I hope its cathartic, I think it's crab bucket bullshit

What other people's work? Shuttering the BDS group? We've talked about literally zero actions taken by DSA except that and some position statements. What work am I criticizing that should be respected? It's not like I'm criticizing some competent reformist agenda, it's entirely counterproductive, cynical, and reactionary behaviors.