knightly the Sneptaur @ knightly @pawb.social

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That's the problem with treating an election like a moral dilemma, this perspective forces you to take the party itself for granted.

You sat and watched as the Democrats set up a Trolley Problem, but you're blaming the people they put at the switch rather than they who tied us to the tracks in the first place.

You ought to be blaming the Democrats for pushing another status quo candidate without even running a primary.

The voters aren't responsible for the uninspiring candidate they were offered, and the Democrats are too busy projecting their failure on their constituents to take responsibility and make changes to prevent it from happening again.

What primaries? The Democrats don't hold those anymore.

Blaming the voters for the absense of an anti-genocide candidate seems really productive. Maybe if we keep re-litigating the election for the next four years the Democrats will run Hillary again. /s

I'd prefer to see him working for a living like the rest of us, but we all know he'd unalive himself if he had to support his own ket habit.

I pay for Apple Music and Tidal

Why?

Sorry, the folks who are actually doing something have the good opsec not to share potentially identifying information, and if you plan on doing something about this administration then you'd do well to follow their lead: https://opsec101.org/

Did they vote the fascists out of Germany, Italy, and Japan?

What makes you think kicking them out of America is going to be any different?

Weird, I'm used to being called an NPC by right-wingers.

Read The Parable of the Nazi Bar:

https://en.everybodywiki.com/The_Parable_of_the_Nazi_Bar

The free options will still be there. Banning a few pirate sites will make it less convenient for streamers, but bittorrent isn't dependent on those sites and tools like Tribler can find them straight off the DHT.

No, a voter is some who voted.

Then how do you describe someome who didn't vote in 2024?

To you, nonvoter includes people who voted.

Correct, the category of nonvoters includes former voters who didn't vote this time. Seems pretty straightforward to me.

So the word "voter" to you includes folks who didn't vote?

That's so weird. XD

So your argument is that someone who used to vote should still count as a "voter" even if they didn't vote last year?

To be fair, when Europeans take to the streets their government sometimes listens.

When Americans take to the streets, we don't get anything but get our eye sockets broken by rubber bullets and tear gas grenades.

https://reason.com/2021/05/14/he-lost-his-eye-after-a-cop-allegedly-fired-a-tear-gas-canister-at-his-face-the-officer-says-he-has-qualified-immunity/

"Renewable" is just a word they came up with to keep us from doing something about the fact that the sun will grow into a red giant with a diameter larger than Earth's orbit.

To be fair, I don't even consider solar and wind power to be renewable. But then again I'm the sort of weirdo that considers things on astronomical timescales.

I'm already excluded from the discussions that actually matter, the ones between voting members of the DNC.

Is your argument that they should be counted as voters even though they didn't vote?

Neither of those people were voters, they were either dead or in prison for the election.