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  • clutha@mastodon.scotC clutha@mastodon.scot

    @farbel @A_Minion @retech @benroyce @DonChacale @spreadthetruth
    I campaigned strongly during 2014. If one reply sickened me it was 20 year olds declaring ’I don’t do politics’.
    I wanted to scream at times ‘do you know how effin government works?’

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    #138

    @Clutha @farbel @A_Minion @retech @benroyce @DonChacale @spreadthetruth

    "No. But politics does you."

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    • lionelb@expressional.socialL lionelb@expressional.social

      @Clutha @farbel @A_Minion @retech @benroyce @DonChacale @spreadthetruth

      "No. But politics does you."

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      #139

      @lionelb @Clutha @farbel @A_Minion @retech @DonChacale @spreadthetruth

      ✅

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      • cstamp@mastodon.socialC cstamp@mastodon.social

        @isaackuo @ShredderFeeder @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech The right aren’t abstaining from voting or throwing away their votes because of some concept of purity. If everyone who had shown up for Biden had shown up for Harris, it would be a different world.

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        #140

        @CStamp Which is why they keep winning.

        The right knows he's not really a christian, they just don't care. He drags the world to the right and that's all they care about.

        We need to bring that same energy. The "more left" a candidate is the better, even if they're not as far left as you'd like.

        @isaackuo @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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        • shredderfeeder@shredderfood.comS shredderfeeder@shredderfood.com

          @CStamp Which is why they keep winning.

          The right knows he's not really a christian, they just don't care. He drags the world to the right and that's all they care about.

          We need to bring that same energy. The "more left" a candidate is the better, even if they're not as far left as you'd like.

          @isaackuo @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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          #141

          @ShredderFeeder I don't think we CAN bring exactly the same energy. For the most part, we actually do care and I think that's inherent.

          It's easy to make things worse, but it's difficult to make things better. If all you care about is making things worse for certain "others", there's lots of ways to do that. If you actually want to change things for the better ... well, that's not so simple.

          @CStamp @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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          • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

            @ShredderFeeder The thing that really upsets me is that there are so many folks who earnestly believe that we're in the middle of what happens when people on the left vote no matter what, but the reality is that we're in the middle of what happens when people on the right vote no matter what.

            That's what we're up against. Willful useful fools for the right.

            @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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            #142

            @isaackuo @ShredderFeeder @benroyce @scottmiller42 @roknrol @retech i disagree. You couch the situation in terms of the right vs the left. I see it in terms of the old vs the young. Older voters vote conservatively and consistently because they have the time and desire to lock out change. Younger voters don’t bother. They’re in a hurry and expect immediate results. When they don’t get them they drop out and stop voting.

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            • horqua@mastodon.socialH horqua@mastodon.social

              @isaackuo @ShredderFeeder @benroyce @scottmiller42 @roknrol @retech i disagree. You couch the situation in terms of the right vs the left. I see it in terms of the old vs the young. Older voters vote conservatively and consistently because they have the time and desire to lock out change. Younger voters don’t bother. They’re in a hurry and expect immediate results. When they don’t get them they drop out and stop voting.

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              #143

              @horqua What you write is consistent with what I wrote. I did not comment on causes of why people on the right vote no matter what, or why people on the left don't. My commentary was on the downstream effects.

              Your commentary on age may be a reason why.

              @ShredderFeeder @benroyce @scottmiller42 @roknrol @retech

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              • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                @ShredderFeeder I don't think we CAN bring exactly the same energy. For the most part, we actually do care and I think that's inherent.

                It's easy to make things worse, but it's difficult to make things better. If all you care about is making things worse for certain "others", there's lots of ways to do that. If you actually want to change things for the better ... well, that's not so simple.

                @CStamp @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                #144

                @isaackuo

                Then we will keep losing.

                It's a two-party system, as much as it shouldn't be, it is, and with the 270 to win, until we get rid of the electoral college it's never going to change.

                So you have to work from within.

                In the primaries, vote as far left as you can. If it came to AOC vs. Hillary Clinton in a primary, I'd vote for AOC every time.

                But in the general, I'll vote for the democrat, I no matter who.

                it's the only way the world doesn't end soon.

                @CStamp @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                • shredderfeeder@shredderfood.comS shredderfeeder@shredderfood.com

                  @isaackuo

                  Then we will keep losing.

                  It's a two-party system, as much as it shouldn't be, it is, and with the 270 to win, until we get rid of the electoral college it's never going to change.

                  So you have to work from within.

                  In the primaries, vote as far left as you can. If it came to AOC vs. Hillary Clinton in a primary, I'd vote for AOC every time.

                  But in the general, I'll vote for the democrat, I no matter who.

                  it's the only way the world doesn't end soon.

                  @CStamp @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                  #145

                  @ShredderFeeder I absolutely agree with you (and of course @benroyce ) on the necessary strategy.

                  I'm just saying that we can't accomplish this with the exact same "energy" as what people on the right are doing.

                  We care about policy. We have earnest internal debates on what the policies should be. What the priorities should be. I don't think that can, or should, be changed.

                  So we have to find our own way to promote voting.

                  @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                  • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                    @horqua What you write is consistent with what I wrote. I did not comment on causes of why people on the right vote no matter what, or why people on the left don't. My commentary was on the downstream effects.

                    Your commentary on age may be a reason why.

                    @ShredderFeeder @benroyce @scottmiller42 @roknrol @retech

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                    #146

                    @isaackuo

                    probably.

                    Kids don't have enough Rolling Stones in their lives...

                    "You can't always get what you wa-ant...

                    But if you try sometimes, you get what you need."

                    They're quick to give up the trying part.. I see this in my own kids all the time. They give up at the first sign of disappointment.

                    @horqua @benroyce @scottmiller42 @roknrol @retech

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                    • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                      @ShredderFeeder I absolutely agree with you (and of course @benroyce ) on the necessary strategy.

                      I'm just saying that we can't accomplish this with the exact same "energy" as what people on the right are doing.

                      We care about policy. We have earnest internal debates on what the policies should be. What the priorities should be. I don't think that can, or should, be changed.

                      So we have to find our own way to promote voting.

                      @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                      #147

                      @isaackuo

                      We have to give up caring about policy right now. We have to fix the big problem (Fascism) and then we can get down to actually helping people.

                      @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                      • shredderfeeder@shredderfood.comS shredderfeeder@shredderfood.com

                        @isaackuo

                        We have to give up caring about policy right now. We have to fix the big problem (Fascism) and then we can get down to actually helping people.

                        @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                        #148

                        @ShredderFeeder Well, I think that continuing to care about policy is HOW we fix the big problem. Trump is deeply unpopular right now, and we're kicking ass in elections right now, and like it or not it is NOT because of the fascism (not directly, anyway).

                        Like it or not, Trump is unpopular on policy issues, like the Iran War and inflation. Democrats who are winning elections are winning on alternative policies.

                        @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                        • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                          @ShredderFeeder Well, I think that continuing to care about policy is HOW we fix the big problem. Trump is deeply unpopular right now, and we're kicking ass in elections right now, and like it or not it is NOT because of the fascism (not directly, anyway).

                          Like it or not, Trump is unpopular on policy issues, like the Iran War and inflation. Democrats who are winning elections are winning on alternative policies.

                          @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                          #149

                          @ShredderFeeder We can absolutely win on issues of policy.

                          What we need to cut out is useful fool "purity" demands that every candidate must agree with you on every issue (or one particular issue in particular) or we won't vote - helping the Republicans win in order to teach "The Democrats" a lesson.

                          @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                          • lionelb@expressional.socialL lionelb@expressional.social

                            @Clutha @farbel @A_Minion @retech @benroyce @DonChacale @spreadthetruth

                            "No. But politics does you."

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                            #150

                            @lionelb @Clutha @farbel @A_Minion @retech @benroyce @DonChacale @spreadthetruth The perfect response to wilful ignorance (apathy?) re politics.

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                            • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                              @ShredderFeeder We can absolutely win on issues of policy.

                              What we need to cut out is useful fool "purity" demands that every candidate must agree with you on every issue (or one particular issue in particular) or we won't vote - helping the Republicans win in order to teach "The Democrats" a lesson.

                              @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                              #151

                              @isaackuo

                              EXACTLY.

                              Even if they're not 100% in agreement (and face it, NO ONE will be) vote for the one who most closely aligns with you.

                              7 million voters decided that not voting an allowing Trump to be elected was somehow the best thing for the world, as you said to "teach democrats a lesson"

                              And now we see how that's working out. Trump would be in prison right now if it weren't for them.

                              @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                              • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                                @ShredderFeeder We can absolutely win on issues of policy.

                                What we need to cut out is useful fool "purity" demands that every candidate must agree with you on every issue (or one particular issue in particular) or we won't vote - helping the Republicans win in order to teach "The Democrats" a lesson.

                                @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                                #152

                                @isaackuo @ShredderFeeder @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech 100%, Isaac. I've been beating the drum of "Trump and Grassley aren't the ones sending their kids off to fight this pointless war" to anyone who will listen, because I think it is one issue we can actually woo former Turnip voters.

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                                • scottmiller42@mstdn.socialS scottmiller42@mstdn.social

                                  @isaackuo @ShredderFeeder @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech 100%, Isaac. I've been beating the drum of "Trump and Grassley aren't the ones sending their kids off to fight this pointless war" to anyone who will listen, because I think it is one issue we can actually woo former Turnip voters.

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                                  #153

                                  @scottmiller42 "When *I* was 19 *I* almost died in a pointless war. It's what made me the broken shell of a human being that I am today." -some MAGAt, probably

                                  @isaackuo @ShredderFeeder @benroyce @CStamp @horqua @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                                  • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                                    @bridgeenjoyer @the5thColumnist @farbel @retech @DonChacale @spreadthetruth

                                    i'll give you my brutally honest response:

                                    fuck your friends, your friends fucking suck. whiny useless cynics suck

                                    find new friends

                                    really. fuck entitled lumps

                                    i know that's easy for me to say. but empty cynics will only grind your gears in the end, so a soft retreat at least is coming anyways

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                                    #154

                                    @benroyce @the5thColumnist @farbel @retech @DonChacale @spreadthetruth I agree with you. They all have kids, the only thing they give a fuck about is getting little timmy to soccer practice on time, not the downfall of their entire society. People are tired and can't think beyond themselves even a miniscule amount.

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                                    • isaackuo@spacey.spaceI isaackuo@spacey.space

                                      @ShredderFeeder I absolutely agree with you (and of course @benroyce ) on the necessary strategy.

                                      I'm just saying that we can't accomplish this with the exact same "energy" as what people on the right are doing.

                                      We care about policy. We have earnest internal debates on what the policies should be. What the priorities should be. I don't think that can, or should, be changed.

                                      So we have to find our own way to promote voting.

                                      @CStamp @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                                      #155

                                      @isaackuo It’s called putting on grownup pants, stop treating elections like popularity contests, stop thinking any person or party will ever be perfect. It is NOT difficult to look at 2 platforms and decide which one is better and which one is hell no. Seeing Spanky’s rallies with people holding up signs of “deport them now,” and him taking about revenge and electric boats and sharks should’ve been a “hell, no.” @ShredderFeeder @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                                      • cstamp@mastodon.socialC cstamp@mastodon.social

                                        @isaackuo It’s called putting on grownup pants, stop treating elections like popularity contests, stop thinking any person or party will ever be perfect. It is NOT difficult to look at 2 platforms and decide which one is better and which one is hell no. Seeing Spanky’s rallies with people holding up signs of “deport them now,” and him taking about revenge and electric boats and sharks should’ve been a “hell, no.” @ShredderFeeder @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                                        #156

                                        @CStamp

                                        "Grab em by the pussy" should have been the end of it. But that wasn't a dealbreaker for enough people.

                                        @isaackuo @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                                        • shredderfeeder@shredderfood.comS shredderfeeder@shredderfood.com

                                          @CStamp

                                          "Grab em by the pussy" should have been the end of it. But that wasn't a dealbreaker for enough people.

                                          @isaackuo @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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                                          #157

                                          @ShredderFeeder Right? Then the felony, fraud convictions, the rape settlement, the likelihood of his being a pedophile, the contract workers who came forward about his having stiffed them, so many red flags. They knowingly elected a crook and a thug, and after having been shown to have been one of the worst presidents in US history, they elected him again. & purity voters let them. @isaackuo @benroyce @horqua @scottmiller42 @roknrol @mikelovesbikes @retech

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