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If everyone who doesn't like either Trump or Clinton would vote for a third option your whole electoral system would be instantly reformed. A viable third party is what's needed- the lack of one led to this sad situation.
There'll never be a better chance, but time is running out. I don't see a viable third on the horizon, do you?
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WOW, this Jill Stein sure has a mouth on her.... good to see.
Trump has liberated people to speak truth against power, which can only serve us well.
Hillary has always been a warmongering idiot. The fact that democrats support her so widely only goes to show that their claim of being anti-interventionism or whatever nonsense they are claiming these days is bull****.
Μολὼν λαβέ;1066456109 said:Don't you know war is OK as long as democrats start it. Then its somehow justified. Poor dumb b*st*rds...
Damn, the USA is sure in terrible shape, huh? Is there any hope at all without The Donald? Will the darkness become complete, the shackles locked forever?
If everyone who doesn't like either Trump or Clinton would vote for a third option your whole electoral system would be instantly reformed. A viable third party is what's needed- the lack of one led to this sad situation.
There'll never be a better chance, but time is running out. I don't see a viable third on the horizon, do you?
I think Stein will end up pulling barely 1% of the vote.
America is a disaster, though finally we are starting to get some good conversation about the problem.
What do I throw away by voting for Clinton?
We are, and we should be.
Just not conversation about any actual solutions.
Well there you go. And do you really believe we invaded some tiny island because we cared about what 2-bit gang ran the conch shell business?
Who cares, first things first, and progress is progress.
It's not progress when you tie up an entire election season with ludicrous and harmful "solutions" to these problems, no.
Well there you go. And do you really believe we invaded some tiny island because we cared about what 2-bit gang ran the conch shell business?
Democrats haven't started a full-scale war since LBJ.
Figuring out which lying incompetent stooge to put in the POTUS chair next in a deeply corrupted non functional Washington DC was never an exercise of much value.
This is the PERFECT time to talk about important matters.
We upgraded.
I see the need and desire, as well as a framework in Bernie's campaign, OWS, Greens, sick Dems and Warren progressives to form a new labor party.
Isolate the dems alone as centrists, and let god knows whatever the GOP will become after all this. We need a real left.
Obviously. Otherwise we wouldn't have invaded.
Here, Canada, we have a third party called the NDP (New Democratic Party) that gives a home to progressives, socialists, environmentalists (though we do have a Green Party member of parliament) etc. which frees up the Liberal Party for liberals like myself who consider ourselves just on the left of center. The Conservative Party is what and who you'd expect.
Point is, it's the presence of the NDP in Canada that gives some balance to politics. I'd never vote for them and sure wouldn't want to see them in power federally but they're naturals at opposition. If an American third party were to be liberal (Libertarian? I'm not sure what an American liberal looks like) the Democrats would probably become far-left and a lot of more centrist Republicans would probably drift to the third party, too.
Were I American, that's an outcome I'd applaud.
Democrats haven't started a full-scale war since LBJ.
Here, Canada, we have a third party called the NDP (New Democratic Party) that gives a home to progressives, socialists, environmentalists (though we do have a Green Party member of parliament) etc. which frees up the Liberal Party for liberals like myself who consider ourselves just on the left of center. The Conservative Party is what and who you'd expect.
Point is, it's the presence of the NDP in Canada that gives some balance to politics. I'd never vote for them and sure wouldn't want to see them in power federally but they're naturals at opposition. If an American third party were to be liberal (Libertarian? I'm not sure what an American liberal looks like) the Democrats would probably become far-left and a lot of more centrist Republicans would probably drift to the third party, too.
Were I American, that's an outcome I'd applaud.