7798 pts · April 3, 2019
Circular reasoning. You guys split our vote for [a different reason every time] and we who fought so hard for [everything else you claim to support] resist being split. And here we are. A SECOND trump term. Actually I think your desire to appear morally superior amongst your "peers" outweighed your sense of responsibility to do the right thing in a complicated world. A dangerous game you have played, and you blew it (taking us all down with you) but can't admit it so you double down. Ok.
Touché!
A vote withheld was a vote for the winner. Own it. You threw away thousands of years of slow, extremely-hard-won progress in a complicated world based on information you got from memes. Steve Bannon is proud.
I voted against this.
Problem is… we had a referendum on all this in 2024. Only 30% of US voters voted against it.
And I hadn't heard of that, so thanks!
If you like British comedy, this is from BBC radio starting in 2008:The Complete & Alphabetical Cabin Pressure ExperiencePt. I [A - Z]https://youtu.be/2T1r2Y5RHkA?is=jkI1hG-dLKKwNdN3Pt. II [M - Z]https://youtu.be/YwqAR-96-f0?is=B6RcIfg8asc1KCBfBenedict Cumberbatch and three other faves. Give it a few episodes it kind of builds.
Also students at our top universities screamed at people to throw the election for t***p. They succeeded.
Also a lot of them were built on 10,000-year-old marshes, only to be abandoned 20 years later.
I heard you had an opportunity to vote for every democrat on the ballot in the 2024 election but refused. You clearly also support the all-caps views you list. So why are you complaining now? You got what you wanted.
Maybe he knows more about it than you do.
Also the French people had no say before the Revolution. No vote. In USA we have had elections for 250 years. We had one in 2024. I voted for Harris. You know, to keep the reforms. 70% of eligible voters did not. Revolting.
I proudly voted against this and worked hard to get out the vote in 2016, 2020, and 2024. 70% of US voters did the opposite.
Now you can make a wish. Well-known fact.
70%. A vote withheld is a vote for the winner. 70%.
They do not think that; they lie it.
H-how are we supposed to do that now? A third of the country refused to vote against MAGA, and now publicly blame the third that did for everything that's happening.
We had a referendum and 70% did not vote No. So, here we are.
A vote withheld is a vote for the winner.
I mean, 70% of US voters chose this. If protests and boycotts are supposed to work, why couldn't we have elected Harris and every other Democrat and then protested whatever we didn't like about THEM? Seems like would have been simpler.
MIT mascot.
A fundamentalist xtian once said, when I asked if they really thought everyone else in the world bedsides the people that went to their church was evil and "going to hell," "There were only 8 people on the ark."
I blame everyone that did not vote for every D on the ballot 2016 and 2024. Or (to anticipate the snide "I-did-BUT…"s) discouraged a single other person from doing so. I know they blame me in return. I don't care. It's irrelevant. All shot to hell now.
A lot of US voters "protest"-voted for it.
Blah blah blah… "don't vote…" Edgy! /sDemocracy was lost on you guys.
#4 Also (not all problems) seances, private detectives, costume balls, amnesia, magicians, St. Bernards with small whiskey barrels around their necks, and dog catchers.
70%.
I voted against this. 70% of US voters voted for it. Half of those were playing a game where they say they were against it but they had to make it happen to spite people like me and my friends and family, so now it's my fault I got what I deserve. Or something, I got confused. Anyway, turned out it wasn't a game. I'm now in"fight" mode. But the battle happened in 11/2024. I was there. I can fight 30%. I can't fight 70%. If any of you all were in the stay-at-home crowd: please fight yourselves.
Democracy voted itself out.
Circular reasoning. You guys split our vote for [a different reason every time] and we who fought so hard for [everything else you claim to support] resist being split. And here we are. A SECOND trump term. Actually I think your desire to appear morally superior amongst your "peers" outweighed your sense of responsibility to do the right thing in a complicated world. A dangerous game you have played, and you blew it (taking us all down with you) but can't admit it so you double down. Ok.
Touché!
A vote withheld was a vote for the winner. Own it.
You threw away thousands of years of slow, extremely-hard-won progress in a complicated world based on information you got from memes. Steve Bannon is proud.
I voted against this.
Problem is… we had a referendum on all this in 2024. Only 30% of US voters voted against it.
And I hadn't heard of that, so thanks!
If you like British comedy, this is from BBC radio starting in 2008:
The Complete & Alphabetical Cabin Pressure Experience
Pt. I [A - Z]
https://youtu.be/2T1r2Y5RHkA?is=jkI1hG-dLKKwNdN3
Pt. II [M - Z]
https://youtu.be/YwqAR-96-f0?is=B6RcIfg8asc1KCBf
Benedict Cumberbatch and three other faves. Give it a few episodes it kind of builds.
Also students at our top universities screamed at people to throw the election for t***p. They succeeded.
Also a lot of them were built on 10,000-year-old marshes, only to be abandoned 20 years later.
I heard you had an opportunity to vote for every democrat on the ballot in the 2024 election but refused. You clearly also support the all-caps views you list. So why are you complaining now? You got what you wanted.
Maybe he knows more about it than you do.
Also the French people had no say before the Revolution. No vote. In USA we have had elections for 250 years. We had one in 2024. I voted for Harris. You know, to keep the reforms. 70% of eligible voters did not. Revolting.
I proudly voted against this and worked hard to get out the vote in 2016, 2020, and 2024.
70% of US voters did the opposite.
Now you can make a wish. Well-known fact.
70%. A vote withheld is a vote for the winner. 70%.
They do not think that; they lie it.
H-how are we supposed to do that now? A third of the country refused to vote against MAGA, and now publicly blame the third that did for everything that's happening.
We had a referendum and 70% did not vote No. So, here we are.
A vote withheld is a vote for the winner.
I mean, 70% of US voters chose this. If protests and boycotts are supposed to work, why couldn't we have elected Harris and every other Democrat and then protested whatever we didn't like about THEM? Seems like would have been simpler.
MIT mascot.
A fundamentalist xtian once said, when I asked if they really thought everyone else in the world bedsides the people that went to their church was evil and "going to hell," "There were only 8 people on the ark."
I blame everyone that did not vote for every D on the ballot 2016 and 2024. Or (to anticipate the snide "I-did-BUT…"s) discouraged a single other person from doing so. I know they blame me in return. I don't care. It's irrelevant. All shot to hell now.
A lot of US voters "protest"-voted for it.
I voted against this.
Blah blah blah… "don't vote…"
Edgy! /s
Democracy was lost on you guys.
#4 Also (not all problems) seances, private detectives, costume balls, amnesia, magicians, St. Bernards with small whiskey barrels around their necks, and dog catchers.
70%.
I voted against this. 70% of US voters voted for it. Half of those were playing a game where they say they were against it but they had to make it happen to spite people like me and my friends and family, so now it's my fault I got what I deserve. Or something, I got confused. Anyway, turned out it wasn't a game. I'm now in"fight" mode. But the battle happened in 11/2024. I was there. I can fight 30%. I can't fight 70%. If any of you all were in the stay-at-home crowd: please fight yourselves.
Democracy voted itself out.