

I don’t support the electoral opinions who keep doing the same thing over and over again expecting change.
Like voting third party, or not voting? That has the same result every time, why keep doing it?
Keep casting your votes for pathetic, loser, corporate democrats even though they don’t give a shit about you and even though they keep lying to you again and again.
The most perfect candidate in the world is totally worthless in an election they have no chance of winning, and worse than worthless when supporting them splits the votes which oppose fascism, allowing it to take hold.
Lesser evil with a chance of winning is better than perfect with no chance, every single time.
The longer you treat Democrats as traitorous allies, the longer it’ll take you to understand. They are not allies. I don’t vote for them because I agree with them, I vote for them because the only alternative with any chance of winning is worse.
They are not your friends. They are temporarily useful enemies.
But I would prefer we blame the shitty politicians instead of each other.
And who nominated those shitty politicians in their primaries? We the people. If the politicians don’t represent your demographic, then there are exactly two explanations:
- Your demographic isn’t showing up to primaries
- Your demographic is showing up to primaries, but other demographics are more popular.
Voting third party is stupid, not voting is stupid. Voting in primaries is smart, encouraging others to vote in primaries is smart, educating people so that more of the voters in primaries agree with you is smart. Do smart things, not stupid things.
Question: do you live in a red state or a red county or something?
I do. So do many others. Third party might be slightly less stupid in a safe blue state, but it’s mind-bogglingly stupid as a general strategy.
Well, it doesn’t give you buttons like that, but I’ve frequently had ChatGPT give me either-or choices for continuing a conversation. “Would you like to explore X further, or would you like to focus on Y?”