Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'll vote for the person I want and you do the same. If your candidate is weak, don't come crying to me.
This. Fools like Reiner need to do their own work of dealing with the problems of our society, not whine about those disappointed with the flush, psychopathic major party candidates.
<— This guy fascists, too. So many Republicans so hopeful that a new Nader Nader SandersStein will deliver them a GOP White House.
Well educate voters about how spoilers work. If they vote for the spoiler, at least they will understand the effect of their vote.
Voters should understand that no labels candidate or whoever, has no intention of actually winning or serving. They are intending to help trump win. Voters should be clear on that.
If people don’t understand math, they’re going to be susceptible to not understanding that, in a two party system, you can’t magically make a third party candidate happen. And as a (or a few) pps have said, none of these “third” (spoiler) parties ever put in the work at the grassroots. Why? Because there’s not really a need for a third party. There’s a need for the GOP to stop being a bunch of fascist glass bowls.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Voters don't like being told this kind of stuff.
I'm smart enough to know there are people smarter than me and I listen to what those people have to say.
The internet has everyone thinking they're a g.d. genius, but most people aren't.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'll vote for the person I want and you do the same. If your candidate is weak, don't come crying to me.
This. Fools like Reiner need to do their own work of dealing with the problems of our society, not whine about those disappointed with the flush, psychopathic major party candidates.
<— This guy fascists, too. So many Republicans so hopeful that a new Nader Nader SandersStein will deliver them a GOP White House.
Well educate voters about how spoilers work. If they vote for the spoiler, at least they will understand the effect of their vote.
Voters should understand that no labels candidate or whoever, has no intention of actually winning or serving. They are intending to help trump win. Voters should be clear on that.
Anonymous wrote:Rob Reiner knows Biden is vulnerable to any competition because Trump’s base is so strong.
Anonymous wrote:Voters don't like being told this kind of stuff.
Anonymous wrote:Rob Reiner knows Biden is vulnerable to any competition because Trump’s base is so strong.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'll vote for the person I want and you do the same. If your candidate is weak, don't come crying to me.
This. Fools like Reiner need to do their own work of dealing with the problems of our society, not whine about those disappointed with the flush, psychopathic major party candidates.
<— This guy fascists, too. So many Republicans so hopeful that a new Nader Nader SandersStein will deliver them a GOP White House.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'll vote for the person I want and you do the same. If your candidate is weak, don't come crying to me.
Good vote for the person you want. If you vote for a third party candidate, it is a vote for trump. Voter should understand that.
How is a vote for a non-D or Non-R candidate anymore a vote for Trump than it’s a vote for Biden?
It’s isn’t necessarily.
If you are a 2020 Biden voter who is “disappointed” they didn’t get evey little thing their heart desired, your third party vote hurts Biden.
If you are an “independent” who weirdly almost always votes republican, and you vote third party this time around, your third party vote hurts Trump.
The only thing that is known is that your third party candidate will not be elected president, because there is no math for that.
The country might be craving a third party, but the country has done zero of the work to make that a reality. It needs to start at the state level, and move up. It takes people coming together to build a grass roots coalition.
A gang of billionaires throwing their money behind a campaign has never (thankfully) worked.
I was with you right up till your last sentence. For those who don’t want a Democrat in office, the triple car crash (pun intended) of Nader, Nader, Sanders/Stein worked a treat.
I know you meant “to actually get a third party candidate in office,” and yes, on that level it’s never worked. But a spoiler has worked several times, to the detriment of the health of this country.