As a non US person I’m baffled at the amount of guys that went “Kamala wouldn’t win so I didn’t vote”
Saddest of it all is that it was white guys the most so they basically face no consequences
There is no such thing as Democracy in the US system, and voting Kamala without agreeing with her would have nothing to do with “democratic action” - in that duopolist power structure at most voting Kamala as the “lesser evil” was short/mid-term risk reduction: understandable, but let’s not call such a “you have no actual choice” action “democratic”.
No argument here. Just wanted to give people outside the US a little more perspective. The lack of democratic action started with the Democratic party. They didn’t even pretend to have a primary election. Ofc, most people I know won’t participate in those anyway.
This is what you voted for protest-non-voters.
What, in LA where they voted overwhelmingly voted for Harris but at always shafted by the electoral college?
Fascinating that you think my comment was/should be limited to LA.
Pretty sure they mean people who didn’t vote at all as a form of “protest.”
As a non US person I’m baffled at the amount of guys that went “Kamala wouldn’t win so I didn’t vote”
Saddest of it all is that it was white guys the most so they basically face no consequences
A lot of others online said, “since Kamala will support Israel, I’m not voting at all.” Lack of democratic action.
There is no such thing as Democracy in the US system, and voting Kamala without agreeing with her would have nothing to do with “democratic action” - in that duopolist power structure at most voting Kamala as the “lesser evil” was short/mid-term risk reduction: understandable, but let’s not call such a “you have no actual choice” action “democratic”.
No argument here. Just wanted to give people outside the US a little more perspective. The lack of democratic action started with the Democratic party. They didn’t even pretend to have a primary election. Ofc, most people I know won’t participate in those anyway.