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Bruh you admit both sides do everything in their power to squash a 3rd party candidate before they even hit the national stage.U know what's funny about this? A lot of posters on here admit the Dem party sucks yet say "well it's all we got"
Why won't they vote 3rd party?
I agree with all this, which is why non voters don't vote 3rd party either and makes it a ridiculous critique.Bruh you admit both sides do everything in their power to squash a 3rd party candidate before they even hit the national stage.
The 3rd party candidates that do get out are wildly unpopular.
So that leaves 2 sides and one is going to win.
Tell me again, given the reality of the system, how voting for a 3rd party candidate right now changes things?
Like for real, give me a high level plan for how this happens without a monumental movement led by a charismatic 3rd party politician. Cause simply “vote 3rd party” ain’t doing it.
But one side is going to win. So non-voting is the same as voting 3rd party.I agree with all this, which is why non voters don't vote 3rd party either and makes it a ridiculous critique.
This is illogical. If a non vote is a vote for 3rd party then 3rd party would win elections. A non vote is a vote for nobody.But one side is going to win. So non-voting is the same as voting 3rd party.
Yes, and it is this way by design.The only time 3rd party voting has any impact is if someone votes for the 3rd party candidate that takes away votes from the side it will hurt.
Nah I was saying they’re the same because neither has any impact on the outcome of one of two candidates winning.This is illogical. If a non vote is a vote for 3rd party then 3rd party would win elections. A non vote is a vote for nobody.
Yes, and it is this way by design.
U were asking me how voting for a 3rd party candidate changes things. Given the way the system is set up it doesn't, by design.Nah I was saying they’re the same because neither has any impact on the outcome of one of two candidates winning.
Both sides
I never criticized non-voters for not voting 3rd party. I criticize non-voters for not voting for a side that has the capability to win. I put 3rd party voters and non-voters in the same category, but 3rd party voters a little above non-voters because at least they’re participating in the political process.U were asking me how voting for a 3rd party candidate changes things. Given the way the system is set up it doesn't, by design.
I'm making the point that this is one of the reasons ppl would rather sit out and why criticizing non voters for not voting 3rd party is a ridiculous critique that doesn't make the slightest attempt at thinking beyond very very surface level.
We're going in circles again.I never criticized non-voters for not voting 3rd party. I criticize non-voters for not voting for a side that has the capability to win. I put 3rd party voters and non-voters in the same category, but 3rd party voters a little above non-voters because at least they’re participating in the political process.
I think you’ve been misinterpreting my posts, but hopefully this clears it up.