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Nothing gives Israel a special right to invade neighbors, bulldoze their homes, and create a DMZ.

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  • mcnado@mstdn.socialM mcnado@mstdn.social

    Nothing gives Israel a special right to invade neighbors, bulldoze their homes, and create a DMZ.

    US voters must make anyone supporting the Israeli state unelectable until support for this bullshit stops.

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    #4

    @mcnado I guess I'm off the hook for voting ever again then 😛

    Except my non-vote doesn't do anything but increase the value of any other vote so...

    I can't even kill myself to stop supporting those fucks.

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    • crazyeddie@mastodon.socialC crazyeddie@mastodon.social

      @mcnado I guess I'm off the hook for voting ever again then 😛

      Except my non-vote doesn't do anything but increase the value of any other vote so...

      I can't even kill myself to stop supporting those fucks.

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      why are you pretending like third parties don’t exist?
      @crazyeddie @mcnado

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      • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

        @Netraven @mcnado

        yeah but despite all of the shadow money we can still vote

        especially in the primaries coming up

        so many elections are decided by such a small percentage

        and such a large percentage don't vote

        yeah not all of them are leftists but if leftists did show up imagine the difference

        the problem is this sort of mindless cynicism, that something is inevitable. it's not

        vote, assholes

        why would anyone give dark money what it wants by not voting?

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        #6

        why would I vote for this party?
        https://www.commondreams.org/news/schumer-israel-aid
        @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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        • pine_affinity@mastodon.socialP pine_affinity@mastodon.social

          why are you pretending like third parties don’t exist?
          @crazyeddie @mcnado

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          @Pine_Affinity @mcnado Because they don't.

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          • pine_affinity@mastodon.socialP pine_affinity@mastodon.social

            why would I vote for this party?
            https://www.commondreams.org/news/schumer-israel-aid
            @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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            @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

            you don't vote for them

            you show up in the primaries and you replace them

            the problem is this "dems suck" whine then people don't show up in the primaries out of useless pathetic indolence. so nothing changes

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            • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

              @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

              you don't vote for them

              you show up in the primaries and you replace them

              the problem is this "dems suck" whine then people don't show up in the primaries out of useless pathetic indolence. so nothing changes

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              #9

              The Hill believes a leadership change is unlikely.
              https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/5807683-schumer-future-senate-leadership/
              @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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              • pine_affinity@mastodon.socialP pine_affinity@mastodon.social

                The Hill believes a leadership change is unlikely.
                https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/5807683-schumer-future-senate-leadership/
                @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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                @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

                this is an inversion of responsibility

                if you vote, the party answers to you

                if you don't vote, the party answers to dark money and spineless centrists who do vote

                if we vote, we may fail. if we don't vote, we *will* fail. so why would you want to define your political consciousness as acceptance of fascism? you understand that is what your cynical "unlikely" is about right? cynicism is acceptance. do you accept fascism? i don't think so. so vote

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                • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                  @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

                  this is an inversion of responsibility

                  if you vote, the party answers to you

                  if you don't vote, the party answers to dark money and spineless centrists who do vote

                  if we vote, we may fail. if we don't vote, we *will* fail. so why would you want to define your political consciousness as acceptance of fascism? you understand that is what your cynical "unlikely" is about right? cynicism is acceptance. do you accept fascism? i don't think so. so vote

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                  It’s not my cynicism, it’s an assertion by The Hill.
                  Pockets of Dems have been calling for him to step down for over a year and here we are. By what mechanism will that change?
                  @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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                  • pine_affinity@mastodon.socialP pine_affinity@mastodon.social

                    It’s not my cynicism, it’s an assertion by The Hill.
                    Pockets of Dems have been calling for him to step down for over a year and here we are. By what mechanism will that change?
                    @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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                    @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

                    by voting

                    sitting back and passing your responsibility to dem leadership to magically change is absurdity

                    i am confused why you think that's a valid position

                    you mob the primaries, you replace them

                    proof it works?

                    mamdani

                    dem centrists opposed him every step of the way. and yet he won

                    how?

                    because people showed the fuck up

                    you have to change the way you think about the problem

                    don't depend upon assholes who will never change to change

                    vote

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                    • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                      @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

                      by voting

                      sitting back and passing your responsibility to dem leadership to magically change is absurdity

                      i am confused why you think that's a valid position

                      you mob the primaries, you replace them

                      proof it works?

                      mamdani

                      dem centrists opposed him every step of the way. and yet he won

                      how?

                      because people showed the fuck up

                      you have to change the way you think about the problem

                      don't depend upon assholes who will never change to change

                      vote

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                      #13

                      Asking them to eject a leader who illegally and unconditionally supports a genocidal nation is wanting magic?

                      This should be the bare minimum to exist as a political party much less a human being.

                      @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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                      • pine_affinity@mastodon.socialP pine_affinity@mastodon.social

                        Asking them to eject a leader who illegally and unconditionally supports a genocidal nation is wanting magic?

                        This should be the bare minimum to exist as a political party much less a human being.

                        @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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                        @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

                        if no one on the left shows up, spineless corporatist dems win, because spineless corporatist dems show up to vote

                        but what you are saying is you want people you know are rotten to the core to suddenly and magically grow a conscience and resign?

                        rather than, you know, just getting off your ass and voting them out?

                        that's the way it works

                        why would you argue against the only way to remove them, and argue for a behavior which ensures their continuing power?

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                        • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                          @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

                          if no one on the left shows up, spineless corporatist dems win, because spineless corporatist dems show up to vote

                          but what you are saying is you want people you know are rotten to the core to suddenly and magically grow a conscience and resign?

                          rather than, you know, just getting off your ass and voting them out?

                          that's the way it works

                          why would you argue against the only way to remove them, and argue for a behavior which ensures their continuing power?

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                          Because that doesn’t work.

                          Link Preview Image
                          Chuck Schumer responds to growing anger after he agreed to Republican spending bills

                          Senate Minority Leader rejected any calls for his resignation, standing behind his decision to vote with Republicans to keep the government open

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                          The Independent (www.independent.co.uk)

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                          • pine_affinity@mastodon.socialP pine_affinity@mastodon.social

                            Because that doesn’t work.

                            Link Preview Image
                            Chuck Schumer responds to growing anger after he agreed to Republican spending bills

                            Senate Minority Leader rejected any calls for his resignation, standing behind his decision to vote with Republicans to keep the government open

                            favicon

                            The Independent (www.independent.co.uk)

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                            @Pine_Affinity @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado I really don't understand why can't Americans accept that the democratic party is an imperialist party for the elites that doesn't answer to its people. Why can't you build actual grassroot movements and put forward your own candidates that are not compromised by the democratic party systems of control? Far easier task than changing the democratic party from within.

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                            • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                              @Netraven @mcnado

                              yeah but despite all of the shadow money we can still vote

                              especially in the primaries coming up

                              so many elections are decided by such a small percentage

                              and such a large percentage don't vote

                              yeah not all of them are leftists but if leftists did show up imagine the difference

                              the problem is this sort of mindless cynicism, that something is inevitable. it's not

                              vote, assholes

                              why would anyone give dark money what it wants by not voting?

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                              @benroyce

                              Yes! Voting!
                              And not be purists who only vote for The Perfect Candidate. Because not voting for The Perfect Candidate means voting by omission: for the bad guys.

                              @Netraven @mcnado

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                              • J jakekb@mastodon.social

                                @Pine_Affinity @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado I really don't understand why can't Americans accept that the democratic party is an imperialist party for the elites that doesn't answer to its people. Why can't you build actual grassroot movements and put forward your own candidates that are not compromised by the democratic party systems of control? Far easier task than changing the democratic party from within.

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                                It’s like brainwashing. We’ve been voting for ‘the best possible’ Dem candidates for decades and it brought us to this exact moment.

                                @JakeKb @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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                                • J jakekb@mastodon.social

                                  @Pine_Affinity @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado I really don't understand why can't Americans accept that the democratic party is an imperialist party for the elites that doesn't answer to its people. Why can't you build actual grassroot movements and put forward your own candidates that are not compromised by the democratic party systems of control? Far easier task than changing the democratic party from within.

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                                  @JakeKb @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

                                  a 3rd party divides the left vote and ensures MAGA domination

                                  we need to take over the democrats. i don't like it. it's just the most feasible option

                                  the problem with international observers like yourself is you come from a different voting system

                                  the usa is FPTP

                                  meaning there will only ever be 2 parties (we need RCV to fix that)

                                  it's not corruption, it's math

                                  educate yourself before commenting on the matter next time:

                                  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duverger%27s_law

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                                    @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

                                    if no one on the left shows up, spineless corporatist dems win, because spineless corporatist dems show up to vote

                                    but what you are saying is you want people you know are rotten to the core to suddenly and magically grow a conscience and resign?

                                    rather than, you know, just getting off your ass and voting them out?

                                    that's the way it works

                                    why would you argue against the only way to remove them, and argue for a behavior which ensures their continuing power?

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                                    @benroyce

                                    There is ALWAYS something one won't agree with. People always have something to complain about, something they miss, they can have different opinions on something.
                                    It is all about moving in the right, general direction. Holding hands with one another, moving together, getting on the bus accepting annoying stops, but knowing that in the end, we will end up where we want to be, and in the process getting rid of those who are not willing to move.

                                    @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

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                                    • pine_affinity@mastodon.socialP pine_affinity@mastodon.social

                                      It’s like brainwashing. We’ve been voting for ‘the best possible’ Dem candidates for decades and it brought us to this exact moment.

                                      @JakeKb @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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                                      @Pine_Affinity @JakeKb @Netraven @mcnado

                                      on the contrary, it's people not voting because they are uneducated how our voting system works that makes us stuck

                                      we can't have 3rd parties

                                      not because of corruption, but because of math

                                      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duverger%27s_law

                                      we need ranked choice voting to fix that

                                      then we can have stable viable 3rd parties

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                                      • pine_affinity@mastodon.socialP pine_affinity@mastodon.social

                                        why would I vote for this party?
                                        https://www.commondreams.org/news/schumer-israel-aid
                                        @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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                                        @Pine_Affinity
                                        You don't have a party on the ballot. You have specific candidates and specific issues, and you should pick the best option on the ballot for each item.

                                        It is a harm reduction test, and not voting hands the choice to people who will be energized to give you the worst outcome

                                        @benroyce @Netraven @mcnado

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                                        • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                                          @JakeKb @Pine_Affinity @Netraven @mcnado

                                          a 3rd party divides the left vote and ensures MAGA domination

                                          we need to take over the democrats. i don't like it. it's just the most feasible option

                                          the problem with international observers like yourself is you come from a different voting system

                                          the usa is FPTP

                                          meaning there will only ever be 2 parties (we need RCV to fix that)

                                          it's not corruption, it's math

                                          educate yourself before commenting on the matter next time:

                                          https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duverger%27s_law

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                                          Incredible to think that people who can’t stand to vote for Genocide Party A are the ones who are doing the dividing.
                                          This party is not reformable.
                                          I will see you in another year when Schumer is still leader.

                                          @benroyce @JakeKb @Netraven @mcnado

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