• TonoManza@lemmygrad.ml
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      16 days ago

      So your pro-genocide messaging/strategy failed and that’s somehow my fault?

      Did you talk to your representatives/party phone bankers and tell them that their parties support for Genocide will cost them the election? I did.

      Did you go to protests to make it known that genocide is a deal breaker for you and masses of others? I did.

      It’s not my fault that democrats are genocidal right wingers who lost an election to other genocidal right wingers. I did my best to convince the Democrats, they didn’t do anything to convince me.

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          16 days ago

          No, you did, and you’re mad that your genocidal candidate lost so you’re lashing out.

          If you gave my vote to Kamala she still loses the electoral college by 70+ and the popular vote by 5million.

          Maybe do some self reflection and growth instead of lashing out at people for daring to oppose genocide.

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      16 days ago

      There is always a choice, you failed to make it. “Oh third parties can’t win” they can. Easily. You just need to vote for them. But Americans like you wanted genocide. You’re just mad you might be a victim sooner than later.

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        16 days ago

        Yep, us collective Americans can just all agree to vote third party… Except the reds won’t, so you just advocated red genocide.

        … They can. Easily

        I don’t know where you’re from but third party candidates have never won in the US because of fptp voting.