-1 : Move to archive wrote:So you choose a crook. How easily pleased some folk are.
you say this like the others havnt done worse
-1 : Move to archive wrote:So you choose a crook. How easily pleased some folk are.
Mack wrote:-1 : Move to archive wrote:So you choose a crook. How easily pleased some folk are.
you say this like the others havnt done worse
-1 : Move to archive wrote:Mack wrote:-1 : Move to archive wrote:So you choose a crook. How easily pleased some folk are.
you say this like the others havnt done worse
And you seem happy to elect a crook. What small hopes you have, that even a lesser crook will somehow perform better than another.
Meliva wrote:The only other option is to not vote at all, or vote for someone who has 0 chance in the election. Neither of which will have any lasting impact unless done on masse. Now folks could start a movement to try to do so, after all parties have come and gone before-while at the moment democrat and republican's are the main 2, it might not stay that way.
Now personally I don't bother voting as Kansas is a pretty deep red state, and I also tend to think of politics as more or less meaningless in the grand scheme of things.
Though if you look at history, it's almost always been this way. There has almost always been 2 main parties. First were the Federalists and democratic-replublicans, then feds died out and I think Whigs popped up, eventually the DR turned into just the dems I believe and republicans popped up a bit later.
Ultimately if folks just leave on masse to a third party, that will probably just shift the balance to that third party becoming one of the new 2.
Also, sometimes it's better to pick the lesser of 2 evils, then to not pick at all. Not always mind you, but take this case for example. I would rather trump be elected then Biden who I believe has dementia. Would I pick a third option that is better then both if I thought it was valid? Sure. Does that option actually exist at the moment? Not as far as I'm aware.
Meliva wrote:The only other option is to not vote at all, or vote for someone who has 0 chance in the election. Neither of which will have any lasting impact unless done on masse. Now folks could start a movement to try to do so, after all parties have come and gone before-while at the moment democrat and republican's are the main 2, it might not stay that way.
Now personally I don't bother voting as Kansas is a pretty deep red state, and I also tend to think of politics as more or less meaningless in the grand scheme of things.
Though if you look at history, it's almost always been this way. There has almost always been 2 main parties. First were the Federalists and democratic-replublicans, then feds died out and I think Whigs popped up, eventually the DR turned into just the dems I believe and republicans popped up a bit later.
Ultimately if folks just leave on masse to a third party, that will probably just shift the balance to that third party becoming one of the new 2.
Also, sometimes it's better to pick the lesser of 2 evils, then to not pick at all. Not always mind you, but take this case for example. I would rather trump be elected then Biden who I believe has dementia. Would I pick a third option that is better then both if I thought it was valid? Sure. Does that option actually exist at the moment? Not as far as I'm aware.
Kim Jong Un wrote:Meliva wrote:The only other option is to not vote at all, or vote for someone who has 0 chance in the election. Neither of which will have any lasting impact unless done on masse. Now folks could start a movement to try to do so, after all parties have come and gone before-while at the moment democrat and republican's are the main 2, it might not stay that way.
Now personally I don't bother voting as Kansas is a pretty deep red state, and I also tend to think of politics as more or less meaningless in the grand scheme of things.
Though if you look at history, it's almost always been this way. There has almost always been 2 main parties. First were the Federalists and democratic-replublicans, then feds died out and I think Whigs popped up, eventually the DR turned into just the dems I believe and republicans popped up a bit later.
Ultimately if folks just leave on masse to a third party, that will probably just shift the balance to that third party becoming one of the new 2.
Also, sometimes it's better to pick the lesser of 2 evils, then to not pick at all. Not always mind you, but take this case for example. I would rather trump be elected then Biden who I believe has dementia. Would I pick a third option that is better then both if I thought it was valid? Sure. Does that option actually exist at the moment? Not as far as I'm aware.
how many parties are there that are decently large and influential in the US apart from the 2 main ones like for example in Australia the greens is the third biggest party and then I think one nation is 4th
Dmanwuzhere wrote:how happy some folks are to embrace ignorance
and how easily accusations are made with no corroborating evidence
trump has had the fbi and special committees looking for any sign of wrongdoing for years
and they all failed
but this guy on pg has the scoop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TV5DdC2d2c