Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:I just won't vote

Then you lose the right to complain about the conditions for the following four years. Your refusal to vote means that you are allowing other people's votes to decide which party philosophy will be dominant for the following four years. You let others decide, then you live the the consequences of their decisions with the same level of commitment you gave when you decided not to commit to either party candidate.

Lol you think you make the rules?

Why do you think Americans have to commit to either party candidate? They both stink.

As Americans we have the right to vote or not. We don’t have to vote for candidates we don’t like. Get a grip.

This exactly. My rights, as enumerated in the Constitution, are not contingent on me voting. And I have a right to complain.

And everyone else has a right to dismiss complaints from people that can't even bother to vote.

It’s not that they can’t bother to vote. It’s that the choices available are so bad, that one prefers to state one’s opinion by not voting for either.

This is Russian/Republican propaganda. Please know as you spread this manure freely that that’s what it is. It was the same playbook that they used in 2016.

Those of us with memories longer than that of a goldfish remember how unbelievably bad Trump was for the country, and one needs only to look at the end of Roe for just one recent example of the type of delayed explosion bomb Trump set.

America will cease to exist as a democracy if the GOP wins again. This is not the time for a little teenage nihilist’s take on politics.

Anonymous wrote:I will vote for the Democratic nominee for every office, as any non-delusional person will do. There are no reasonable or honorable Republicans.

If you are going to make a joke, at least put a smily face with it. Libs aren’t very smart, & some might think you are serious.

This thread is why the US is going downhill fast, sigh...

There's no middle ground anymore.

Personally I think 99% of everything coming out of Trumps mouth is garbage. He's too stupid to do real damage. In his first administration, he accomplished no lasting evil breakthroughs. As quickly as possibly we elected a Dem to flip everything he tried to stick. If Trump is reelected I guarantee Dems will win the next election straightaways. I tell you there are a lot of much scarier folks out there than Trump because they are not as stupid as he is. I'm less afraid of the evil moron and much much more afraid of the smart evil guy. I think Biden is a weak poor leader at this point and feel as uncomfortable with him because you fools dent understand that a weak Dem POTUS is actually making GOP stronger from a legislative position. If you want to really hate on the GOP, that's about local regional elections. Vote the congressional lunatics out!

I will vote for the Democratic nominee for every office, as any non-delusional person will do. There are no reasonable or honorable Republicans.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just won't vote

Then you lose the right to complain about the conditions for the following four years. Your refusal to vote means that you are allowing other people's votes to decide which party philosophy will be dominant for the following four years. You let others decide, then you live the the consequences of their decisions with the same level of commitment you gave when you decided not to commit to either party candidate.

Lol you think you make the rules?

Why do you think Americans have to commit to either party candidate? They both stink.

As Americans we have the right to vote or not. We don’t have to vote for candidates we don’t like. Get a grip.

This exactly. My rights, as enumerated in the Constitution, are not contingent on me voting. And I have a right to complain.

And everyone else has a right to dismiss complaints from people that can't even bother to vote.

It’s not that they can’t bother to vote. It’s that the choices available are so bad, that one prefers to state one’s opinion by not voting for either.

You don't like the immigration problems but you did not even vote? Boo hoo.

You don't like spending your tax dollars on defense contractors but you did not even vote? Boo hoo.

You don't want the ACA health plans but you did not even vote? Boo hoo.

You are infertile but you can't get IVF and you did not even vote? Boo hoo.

Your friend was raped and you don't like having a rapist in the White House but you did not even vote? Boo hoo.

You want tax cuts for wealthier American but you did not even vote? Boo hoo.

Etc.

Anonymous wrote:I am sick of all of this. You want Trump? Then go for it. Tired of trying to convince people who are too stupid to understand Project 25. You're not just getting him, your adding probably two more Supreme Court justices, far right Christian not jobs, and encouraging thugs. Really, if that's the America you want, just do it and get it done with.

How do you know this? The oldest justices are conservatives.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just won't vote

Then you lose the right to complain about the conditions for the following four years. Your refusal to vote means that you are allowing other people's votes to decide which party philosophy will be dominant for the following four years. You let others decide, then you live the the consequences of their decisions with the same level of commitment you gave when you decided not to commit to either party candidate.

Lol you think you make the rules?

Why do you think Americans have to commit to either party candidate? They both stink.

As Americans we have the right to vote or not. We don’t have to vote for candidates we don’t like. Get a grip.

This exactly. My rights, as enumerated in the Constitution, are not contingent on me voting. And I have a right to complain.

And everyone else has a right to dismiss complaints from people that can't even bother to vote.

And you would know this how? Unless I told you, you would have have no idea. Unless you ask everyone you talk to, which is pretty obnoxious.

I am sick of all of this. You want Trump? Then go for it. Tired of trying to convince people who are too stupid to understand Project 25. You're not just getting him, your adding probably two more Supreme Court justices, far right Christian not jobs, and encouraging thugs. Really, if that's the America you want, just do it and get it done with.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just won't vote

Then you lose the right to complain about the conditions for the following four years. Your refusal to vote means that you are allowing other people's votes to decide which party philosophy will be dominant for the following four years. You let others decide, then you live the the consequences of their decisions with the same level of commitment you gave when you decided not to commit to either party candidate.

Lol you think you make the rules?

Why do you think Americans have to commit to either party candidate? They both stink.

As Americans we have the right to vote or not. We don’t have to vote for candidates we don’t like. Get a grip.

This exactly. My rights, as enumerated in the Constitution, are not contingent on me voting. And I have a right to complain.

And everyone else has a right to dismiss complaints from people that can't even bother to vote.

It’s not that they can’t bother to vote. It’s that the choices available are so bad, that one prefers to state one’s opinion by not voting for either.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just won't vote

Then you lose the right to complain about the conditions for the following four years. Your refusal to vote means that you are allowing other people's votes to decide which party philosophy will be dominant for the following four years. You let others decide, then you live the the consequences of their decisions with the same level of commitment you gave when you decided not to commit to either party candidate.

Lol you think you make the rules?

Why do you think Americans have to commit to either party candidate? They both stink.

As Americans we have the right to vote or not. We don’t have to vote for candidates we don’t like. Get a grip.

This exactly. My rights, as enumerated in the Constitution, are not contingent on me voting. And I have a right to complain.

And everyone else has a right to dismiss complaints from people that can't even bother to vote.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just won't vote

Then you lose the right to complain about the conditions for the following four years. Your refusal to vote means that you are allowing other people's votes to decide which party philosophy will be dominant for the following four years. You let others decide, then you live the the consequences of their decisions with the same level of commitment you gave when you decided not to commit to either party candidate.

Lol you think you make the rules?

Why do you think Americans have to commit to either party candidate? They both stink.

As Americans we have the right to vote or not. We don’t have to vote for candidates we don’t like. Get a grip.

This exactly. My rights, as enumerated in the Constitution, are not contingent on me voting. And I have a right to complain.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just won't vote

Then you lose the right to complain about the conditions for the following four years. Your refusal to vote means that you are allowing other people's votes to decide which party philosophy will be dominant for the following four years. You let others decide, then you live the the consequences of their decisions with the same level of commitment you gave when you decided not to commit to either party candidate.

Lol you think you make the rules?

Why do you think Americans have to commit to either party candidate? They both stink.

As Americans we have the right to vote or not. We don’t have to vote for candidates we don’t like. Get a grip.

Anonymous wrote:I just won't vote

Then you lose the right to complain about the conditions for the following four years. Your refusal to vote means that you are allowing other people's votes to decide which party philosophy will be dominant for the following four years. You let others decide, then you live the the consequences of their decisions with the same level of commitment you gave when you decided not to commit to either party candidate.

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Anonymous wrote:Biden already proved he can beat Trump.

Until he can't.

Trump beats himself. Now is talking about national abortion bans no none wants and IVF support when he is the one that threatened IVF. We will all just watch trump self destruct.

Don’t forget that Trump is now promising to yank federal funding for any school that mandates vaccines. That’s right, the GOP wants measles and chicken pox and polio to tear through children again.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden already proved he can beat Trump.

Until he can't.

Trump beats himself. Now is talking about national abortion bans no none wants and IVF support when he is the one that threatened IVF. We will all just watch trump self destruct.