Again, you seem to be willingly missing the point. Up until the election, you had an entire year to fight tooth and nail for better. At the election, you only have two choices and no amount of “they both suck I refuse to do anything but sit here and tell everyone else they fucked up by letting it get to this point” will change that. You had two choices only and refused to make a single one, letting the worst happen.
Are you aware of the world around you enough to know how it got here? They voted red every single time and pulled things slightly more to the right every time they could. They didn’t like their candidates, but they understood they won’t get where they want to immediately. You have to incrementally get there because people are awful and scared of change so they kept working at it election by election. Meanwhile, people like you said “well this is not the perfect choice so I’m going to sit around and pout about it” and do nothing to even slow their progress.
No I understand your point. I just strongly disagree with it, mainly because reality just doesn’t line up with what you’re saying. What signs do you have that your current strategy is working? Like, actually. What signs are you getting from reality make you think “well geeze, we’ve got this down pat.”
I spent a solid year being called a trump supporter for saying that democrats had no business supporting genocide. I’m treating the genocide worshipers that comprise the entirety of the centrist wing of the party with the same consideration I got from them.
If they don’t like it, that’s the intent. They demonstrated that they have only one policy.
Again, you seem to be willingly missing the point. Up until the election, you had an entire year to fight tooth and nail for better. At the election, you only have two choices and no amount of “they both suck I refuse to do anything but sit here and tell everyone else they fucked up by letting it get to this point” will change that. You had two choices only and refused to make a single one, letting the worst happen.
Are you aware of the world around you enough to know how it got here? They voted red every single time and pulled things slightly more to the right every time they could. They didn’t like their candidates, but they understood they won’t get where they want to immediately. You have to incrementally get there because people are awful and scared of change so they kept working at it election by election. Meanwhile, people like you said “well this is not the perfect choice so I’m going to sit around and pout about it” and do nothing to even slow their progress.
You won the instant we were cheated out of a primary and both candidates were pro-genocide like you.
You seem to be making a hell of a lot of assumptions and straw men based on… Nothing. Please let the adults talk
You map adulthood 1:1 with genocide support and nothing else.
No I understand your point. I just strongly disagree with it, mainly because reality just doesn’t line up with what you’re saying. What signs do you have that your current strategy is working? Like, actually. What signs are you getting from reality make you think “well geeze, we’ve got this down pat.”
Okay, so then tell me how not voting worked out for you? Fix anything?
Who says I don’t vote?
You got the only thing you wanted either way.
You are very quick to put words and thoughts and deeds in people’s mouths and minds and hands.
I spent a solid year being called a trump supporter for saying that democrats had no business supporting genocide. I’m treating the genocide worshipers that comprise the entirety of the centrist wing of the party with the same consideration I got from them.
If they don’t like it, that’s the intent. They demonstrated that they have only one policy.