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i still do not understand why the blame is being placed on voters, most of whom have no sway over the general election because of the electoral college, instead of the Democratic party which failed to mobilize its own coalition because it chose to double down on a neoliberal status quo rather than concede to progressives

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“Hey so I think what you’re saying comes from a privileged place” like DECIDING that GENOCIDE wasn’t a dealbreaker in a candidate isn’t a privileged choice? Check yourself.

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Anonymous boariskarloff 51w

Both candidates sucked on Gaza, but one had slightly better domestic policies than the other. When you have two options (there are only two options), we have to work with what we have

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Anonymous #2 51w

I’m sorry that Harris could not have been better on Gaza. 2024 was an awful election and I hope we have better going forward

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And where did that compromise get u? Sold out for nothing 🫵🤣 The dems were counting on voters to “suck it up” and it didn’t work. Here you are scolding me for making you feel bad while rationalizing voting for a pro-genocide candidate!

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Anonymous boariskarloff 51w

Neither #1, you, myself, nor anyone else here had any control over the options we were given. Idk why you’re laughing at #1 when they just worked w/what they had

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Anonymous #2 51w

If you read the post it is extremely clear why I’m laughing at them

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Anonymous boariskarloff 51w

Oh it’s clear, you’re laughing b/c Dems’ poor position on Gaza probably intended to placate moderates ended up working against them The problem is you’re laughing at ppl in this thread as if they had any control over the options on the ballot

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Anonymous #2 51w

I’m laughing at them for selling out for nothing.

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Anonymous boariskarloff 51w

If you’re laughing at the politicians, sure go ahead If you’re laughing at the ppl in this thread, it makes no sense to do so b/c none of us had any control over the options on the ballot. We had to go with what worked b/w two bad options

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Anonymous #2 51w

“we had to go with what worked” uh it didn’t work ✌️😭

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Anonymous boariskarloff 51w

I didn’t word this well lol. What I mean is we had to go with what worked for our political views. If I’m a left-leaning person, I would vote for the most viable, left-leaning option, which was at the time Harris

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Anonymous #2 51w

Genocide is not a left-leaning position

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Anonymous boariskarloff 51w

neither is allowing Trump or MAGA Republicans to win If I have in one corner a party w/poor foreign policy and domestic policy, and another a party w/poor foreign policy and okay domestic policy, I’m choosing the latter

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Anonymous boariskarloff 51w

I don’t know what you want us to do. Our hands were tied then, as they are now. We don’t control political party decisions as we have no political influence beyond voting

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