@brianrlawson well them including reproductive rights definitely didn’t help our standing.
everyone my age that I know has either left already or is working towards leaving the state in the next 5 years and I don’t know if it’s going to get better by then to entice the ones still here now to stay.
@brianrlawson To make progress we need to get rid of the corrupt, incompetent, hateful people in the state legislature. But then I go and look at the Indiana Democrats web page and see this, and I despair.
"We're rebuilding Party infrastructure from the ground up so we can hit the ground running in the 2022 elections."
It takes ground game, which is volunteers. All politics is local.
Wow, that's not even on some historical or forgotten side page, that's on their homepage
@brianrlawson
Maybe I'll read the article someday, but still a proud Hoosier and happy to live here. There are certainly problems we need to fix. Let's work together to fix them.
Fun fact hoosier is a pretty derogatory word here in St. Louis Missouri area to refer to a redneck. It's always fun to me seeing it being used in a positive manner to refer to people from Indiana.
I'm a proud Hoosier, too - lived here my whole life. I'm sick to my stomach of what it's become.
@Wiz
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I see you joined just a few days ago.
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Sir this is a Lemmy thread. :)
OP here. I follow my Lemmy account on Mastodon and boosted it from that Mastodon account. I suspect that is how it got some cross-pollination.
Used to live in Indiana. While I enjoyed some things about that part of my life, sometimes to the point of nostalgia, I'm glad I moved out. The state felt like a shadow of its neighbors.
@brianrlawson To make progress we need to get rid of the corrupt, incompetent, hateful people in the state legislature. But then I go and look at the Indiana Democrats web page and see this, and I despair.
"We're rebuilding Party infrastructure from the ground up so we can hit the ground running in the 2022 elections."