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Imagine if US voters had picked Kamala Harris.

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  • oneiros@ruhr.socialO oneiros@ruhr.social

    @rayocentric
    With Harris Warren, Sanders, and AOC would have been listened to. Now we have an oligarch in the WH.
    @randahl

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    @oneiros @randahl I hear you, brother... but I'm not so sure. Russia wasn't listening to Harris while she was literally in office. All of her promises were for a future date to be determined as if she wasn't already in a position of power.

    Not a Trump fan either, but this dude even has his inlaws talking to people.

    My bigger point was that the presidential vote in the U.S. gives the illusion of inclusion because the electoral college, not the mom and pop, pick the president.

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    • randahl@mastodon.socialR randahl@mastodon.social

      Imagine if US voters had picked Kamala Harris. She would have continued the Ukraine weapons support, she would have kept the strong alliances with Europe, and she would never have killed the Iran nuclear deal.

      Together we could have forced Putin out of Ukraine, there would have been no new, wider war in The Middle East, and the NATO alliance would have been stronger than ever. And in that situation, I think our economies would have been considerably stronger too.

      Populism derailed all that.

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      @randahl Populism Misogynoir

      FTFY

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      • oneiros@ruhr.socialO oneiros@ruhr.social

        @rayocentric
        With Harris Warren, Sanders, and AOC would have been listened to. Now we have an oligarch in the WH.
        @randahl

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        @oneiros @randahl And speaking of Sanders, he won the popular vote against Clinton, but the RNC and DNC pick the candidate, not the popular vote.

        Please feel free to fact check me. I'm old. None of this new except the names we insert. The story is very cookie cutter and consistent.

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        • randahl@mastodon.socialR randahl@mastodon.social

          Imagine if US voters had picked Kamala Harris. She would have continued the Ukraine weapons support, she would have kept the strong alliances with Europe, and she would never have killed the Iran nuclear deal.

          Together we could have forced Putin out of Ukraine, there would have been no new, wider war in The Middle East, and the NATO alliance would have been stronger than ever. And in that situation, I think our economies would have been considerably stronger too.

          Populism derailed all that.

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          @randahl

          Also masochism and racism.

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          • rayocentric@mastodon.socialR rayocentric@mastodon.social

            @TagYourToe Not quite. Hope you're sitting down for this. Sometimes... individuals... even melanated ones... think for themselves and don't hive mind.

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            @rayocentric This has nothing to do with you, though.

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            • tagyourtoe@mastodon.socialT tagyourtoe@mastodon.social

              @rayocentric This has nothing to do with you, though.

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              @TagYourToe My apologies, bro. The net keeps us on defense.

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              • nazokiyoubinbou@mastodon.socialN nazokiyoubinbou@mastodon.social

                @randahl Yes, but while she might eventually have listened to the public, she wasn't strong against Gaza, which is *SO* much worse than Trump declaring that they should speed up the genocide and definitely worth throwing away our entire democracy to prevent.

                Well, that and the fact she might have been just generally competent instead of unleashing unhinged threats against corporations and other countries at random while trying to start WWIII. Who wouldn't want that? We're SO much better off!

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                @nazokiyoubinbou @randahl

                Hmm Again I say; Biden/Harris had set up to regain the economy of WWII to 70's when the GOP went to war on what was becoming a nation for us all.

                Look at their effort to rebuild Unions, educational help & the little strides over pharmaceuticals, junk fees and more + the 5 bills that djt doesn't dare release would have set us again on path to government for "we the people"

                GOP, Nixon, Reagan, Bush & tRump fought for 55 yrs to kill it, B/H almost got it back in 4.

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                • rayocentric@mastodon.socialR rayocentric@mastodon.social

                  @oneiros @randahl I hear you, brother... but I'm not so sure. Russia wasn't listening to Harris while she was literally in office. All of her promises were for a future date to be determined as if she wasn't already in a position of power.

                  Not a Trump fan either, but this dude even has his inlaws talking to people.

                  My bigger point was that the presidential vote in the U.S. gives the illusion of inclusion because the electoral college, not the mom and pop, pick the president.

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                  @rayocentric
                  Sure, voting in CA or NY might seem useless. But in GA?
                  @randahl

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                  • a_minion@mastodon.socialA a_minion@mastodon.social

                    @nazokiyoubinbou @randahl

                    Hmm Again I say; Biden/Harris had set up to regain the economy of WWII to 70's when the GOP went to war on what was becoming a nation for us all.

                    Look at their effort to rebuild Unions, educational help & the little strides over pharmaceuticals, junk fees and more + the 5 bills that djt doesn't dare release would have set us again on path to government for "we the people"

                    GOP, Nixon, Reagan, Bush & tRump fought for 55 yrs to kill it, B/H almost got it back in 4.

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                    @A_Minion @randahl (I was actually being sarcastic. Very very very sarcastic. Like so much sarcasm I couldn't contain it all.)

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                    • rayocentric@mastodon.socialR rayocentric@mastodon.social

                      @oneiros @randahl And speaking of Sanders, he won the popular vote against Clinton, but the RNC and DNC pick the candidate, not the popular vote.

                      Please feel free to fact check me. I'm old. None of this new except the names we insert. The story is very cookie cutter and consistent.

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                      @rayocentric
                      We now have a world burning fascist senile idiot. And you feel smug because you believe to understand the game and stand on the sideline.
                      @randahl

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                      • oneiros@ruhr.socialO oneiros@ruhr.social

                        @rayocentric
                        Sure, voting in CA or NY might seem useless. But in GA?
                        @randahl

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                        @oneiros @randahl It's not my place to tell anyone what they should do... and some elections might really move based on votes. My one point was that The Presidential Election in the U.S., regardless of where you vote at, is decided by the electoral college, completely autonomous of the popular vote.

                        I didn't create that idea, but people keep blaming each other over who voted for who and they don't decide it anyway. Feel free to look it up.

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                        • randahl@mastodon.socialR randahl@mastodon.social

                          Imagine if US voters had picked Kamala Harris. She would have continued the Ukraine weapons support, she would have kept the strong alliances with Europe, and she would never have killed the Iran nuclear deal.

                          Together we could have forced Putin out of Ukraine, there would have been no new, wider war in The Middle East, and the NATO alliance would have been stronger than ever. And in that situation, I think our economies would have been considerably stronger too.

                          Populism derailed all that.

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                          @randahl Please do not use "populism" as a synonym for fascism. When you do that, you conflate issues like affordability with unrelated stuff like xenophobic/racist opposition to immigration.

                          as someone else on here posted: "yes, fascists can use populist language, but populism is not their defining feature."

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                          • rayocentric@mastodon.socialR rayocentric@mastodon.social

                            @oneiros @randahl It's not my place to tell anyone what they should do... and some elections might really move based on votes. My one point was that The Presidential Election in the U.S., regardless of where you vote at, is decided by the electoral college, completely autonomous of the popular vote.

                            I didn't create that idea, but people keep blaming each other over who voted for who and they don't decide it anyway. Feel free to look it up.

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                            @rayocentric
                            Feel free to find excuses to not vote for a (black) woman.
                            @randahl

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                            • oneiros@ruhr.socialO oneiros@ruhr.social

                              @rayocentric
                              We now have a world burning fascist senile idiot. And you feel smug because you believe to understand the game and stand on the sideline.
                              @randahl

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                              @oneiros @randahl Regardless of whose president or their demeanor, the people don't pick him or her. Smug... occasionally... but not about this. I don't usually talk politics.
                              Sideline... in life you gotta pick your battles.

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