"Democrat Plantation" is a Russian bot term. Use something ORIGINAL
"Democrat Plantation" is a Russian bot term. Use something ORIGINAL
Depending on some posters on this site, if you're not going to vote Democrat, then they'd rather you not exercise your right to vote even if it's for a 3rd party which goes against the fundamentals of what voting is supposed to be for.People can vote or not vote for whoever they want, just like they are free to talk about the reality of voting under this system. We're also free to discuss how much of a joke Jill Stein is. I hate how this reality is always denied to other people, and they end up being accused of being stuck on a plantation or, worse, called slaves.
AOCs big plan (Green New Deal) was actually submitted for a vote. It lost, but it was submitted and created a large groundswell of support.I mean you could say that about a lot of these plans that AOC and others are trotting out here on the campaign trail, so that could be labeled as empty rhetoric and pandering as well.
I don't think that some of y'all are realizing that the talking points you're using against Jill Stein could also be applied to politics as a whole.
The original student loan forgiveness plan (not the revamp one) was never going to be fully implemented for obvious reasons, so that could be considered as empty rhetoric as well. Some of these other campaign promises aren't going to be passed out here as well because Republicans aren't going to let it happen.
Politics is literally rooted in false promises and over promising and underdelivering with the politician literally knowing the difficulty of their promises when they make it.
People only believe in the two party system anyways, so a third party doesn't have a remote chance of actually making something happen on a national level. AOC is completely overlooking that detail for obvious reasons as well.Jill Stein has a zero percent chance of implementing anything that she talks about and that is AOC's point. Not just on a national level. Jill Stein hasn't accomplished shyt locally either. That's where it starts. If you can't even get anything done on the local level, then what are you doing? Why are you popping up every 4 years to talk nonsense when you aren't grinding ? They can't get a fukking dog catcher elected.
AOC on the other hand, if even 10% or 20% of her issues are taken up by Congress and the needle is moved... that's real work. Progressive ideas are slow moving but some of those ideas have turned into policy as the years go on and that's because politicians like AOC get the ball rolling.
People only believe in the two party system anyways, so a third party doesn't have a remote chance of actually making something happen on a national level. AOC is completely overlooking that detail for obvious reasons as well.
Even posters on this site would rather you not exercise your right to vote at all if it's third, which again completely disregards and disrespects the fundamental reason of someone having the right to vote in the first place.
It's literally happening in this thread and it happened as well as a few days ago.
Prove Cornell is a grifterDudes in here acting like Cornel ain't a grifter trying to pay off his taxes
All these third party candidates this cycle are in it for the shakedown....
It's scary how some people can't see that.
It does have everything do with your post and AOC's point because depending on the city and the lobbyist at play, that third party may not even have a chance there even locally.This is a bunch of nonsense that has nothing to do with my post or AOC's point. "People only believe in a two party system" is not true. That's how our system has been designed on the national level. Everyone knows big donors call the plays, welcome to U.S. government 101.
On the local level, it's absolutely a possibility to get shyt done as a third party but the reason people like Jill Stein don't is because they don't believe in the grind that it would take. They are in it for handouts more than the possibility of change.
AOC's view as a progressive is to work with moderates to find common ground and move the needle on her ideas. Again, accomplishing a small percent of what you want to do is better than accomplishing zero percent and being a grifter. Policy isn't created and passed into law overnight.
Once the internet gave people the opportunity to spew their rhetoric and opinions. Worst part about it is that a lot of people aren't even getting paid to do it and essentially doing it for free.You know what’s funny about the past couple of elections, you go people talking like they campaign strategist or something, like when did this start happening
Prove Cornell is a grifter
If there are some people that believe in Jill Stein (I personally don't) and want to vote for her, then more power to them because they're exercising their right to vote, which is all you can really ask for.
It’s still their right to vote and some of the same arguments you use against her, you can apply to politics in general as thats essentially what politics is.Still has nothing to do with my posts or her points. People can vote for Jill Stein if they want but the reality is the reality. She's not out here grinding and she pops up every 4 years for a handout.
It’s really disappointing because ideally we supposed to be on some black people first shyt but all people want to be dem and rep more so than blackOnce the internet gave people the opportunity to spew their rhetoric and opinions. Worst part about it is that a lot of people aren't even getting paid to do it and essentially doing it for free.