Monday, July 20, 2026

DSA Insiders Are Sounding the Alarm About the Cultish Nature of Their Own Organization


My last VIP article showed you the callous nature of the DSA leadership and how they really feel about you as an American citizen. 

In short, you're a number that deserves no respect, not a human capable of the incredible. If you get streamrolled thanks to the "warmth of collectivism," then maybe you shouldn't have had the ridiculous idea of embracing the idea of the American dream and attempting to make something out of yourself through hard work and self-sacrifice. The only sacrifices you should make are for the DSA, so they can continue to use you as fuel for their machine. 

The thing is, now that the DSA has some real power to its name, its true nature is starting to show. It was all fun and games when they were chanting slogans and marching in the street, but now that the organization is behind the wheel and the real work has begun, people are finding out how awful that collectivism actually is. 

As of right now, two videos have surfaced online from people who came from inside the DSA, exposing the organization's attitudes ever since Mamdani won. As one insider notes, the place has become like a cult—her words, not mine. 

The girl giving the interview says that the organization has now adopted a "white savior" attitude and is sending people into communities of color to tell them who to vote for. The girl finds this odd because, as she says, there are people who are in those communities with very progressive views who were running for office, and the DSA had no business sending anyone to run against them. 

What's also interesting is that she ends the interview by saying that New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is "not a god" and should be held accountable. 



I found all of this completely unsurprising. The DSA is just like any authoritarian party. It's concerned with maintaining and growing its own power. Nothing else. It will step on and use the very people the party claims to love and protect to do so. These progressive community members who want to run and see to their own communities are an issue for the DSA. 

Dictators have no friends, just alliances that are convenient at the time. 

Want further proof? Here's a second video from a woman who fundraised for the DSA for five years and who left it after it became clear what the organization actually was. 


What makes this video interesting is that you see the underlying idea behind this will to power. As the girl tells you, they aren't seeking to govern based on good ideas and solid outcomes; they're doing so based on a sense of moral superiority. They know better than you, and so you need to have your mind changed... one way or another. 

This is a constant pattern with socialists, including the DSA. The outcomes mean nothing. It doesn't matter if people live in subpar living conditions, thanks to overbearing policies that drive out profit-driven incentives that elevate everything like a rising tide. Capitalism is evil because it is, and socialism is good because it is. The perception of having a good moral center is more important than the results of this "morality," even if the results are destruction, death, and disease. 

The first girl actually was more on target than she probably even understood. That is a cult-like mentality, and it appears this cult has its god in Zohran Mamdani, a man who can't be questioned. If you do, you risk reducing the power of the DSA, and that would be a disaster for "morality." 

But as even these DSA insiders discovered, principles and virtues aren't actually the party's chief concern. They need everyone, from the bottom to the top, to agree that their way is the best way, even if all reality shows them otherwise. Even if it means robbing the community they claim to protect of power and agency. Socialism is evil. It can only sound good on paper.

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