The only thing you need to remember is that political parties, by law, cannot restrict candidates from running under that party banner. Superdelegates are how the Democratic Party leadership attempts to skirt this and put its thumb on the scale, but after the Clinton-Sanders debacle, their power was diminished.

An ideological takeover of the party is possible. It just requires progressive candidates to get elected.

This guy is a toxic, rage-baiting piece of shit

The pinned posts seem like a solvable problem: just pin fewer posts. Point taken on different mod teams.

I’m not sure a significant number of people are interested in movies and not TV, and I’m not sure how that’s known except perhaps by subscriber counts (but maybe there was a poll I missed?). I would start from the assumption that there’s significant overlap, but I have no real way of verifying that.

I’m not opposed to the separation of movies and TV in principle. I’m mainly just concerned about how long it would take to rebuild that community.

Why not just point it to moviesandtv instead of dividing the conversation into separate movies and TV communities (it doesn’t seem like anyone has requested that delineation), or pointing either one to a community no one’s subscribed to?