Why is it so hard for the Democratic Party to take accountability?

[Rekkapryde]

The Dems should be held accountable for not pushing through The John Lewis Voting Right Act after they got the Senate and House in 2020. That should've been the very first legislation to get passed, especially after Kemp sign that Voting restriction bill in Georgia after Warnock & Ossoff won. That along with other states following, even on a local level lead to 3 million votes being purged.


But that's not the only reason they lost, The Right Wing Mainstream Media and Social Media controlled the narrative with misinformation, disinformation, and culture wars talking points.

I know I got sick and tired of that stupid ass Kamala commercial about her supporting the treh in jail and the mexican immigrant murderer. That shyt ran at least 5 times an hour the last few weeks leading up to the election.

and obviously goofys fell for it and it worked.

SMMFH

 

[Elim Garak]

Also Dems didn't outspend Republicans. Trump outsourced his campaign spending to Charlie Kirk and Elon.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

and adding more parties wouldn't be a guaranteed fix either.

At least it would be different and give us a chance at a different outcome. To keep with the 2 party system and expect different results is insanity.

 

[Braman]

I’m 100% sure there’s a clinical term for that nonsense you just typed. ‘Cmon get up why do you keep letting this guy beat you’ head ass.

I’ve spoken on these 2 things before

1- Republicans benefit from Dems’ target demographics being overwhelmingly apolitical by nature. It’s a big ass trick bag. The classic arms crossed stance ‘i think govt is bullshyt but go ahead and give me your pitch and I’ll think about it’. Yea fukk you

2- Dems are also unfairly tasked with being humane and just in a society that is no longer humane and just. Think of it this way: The US for YEARS has tried to force democracy in third world countries. It doesn’t work bc the culture doesn’t reflect those principles. Well, we have officially gotten to that point. If we can’t agree that killing is bad and yea you shouldnt blow a guys brains out for vigilantism, then a party interested in justice and liberty and kumbaya is probably not gona work. If Dems won’t win in 2028 after Trump’s fukkery, we may never win again. Bc society is going even more wayward.

 

[Drip Bayless]

The voters are stupid. You were upset with Democrats. You fell for Republican propaganda of there being a DEEP STATE and that Biden was screwing you over. You voted in a literal fascist to get REVENGE even though he told you "on day one, I'm going to be a Dictator". Now instead of admitting you got conned and played, you blame the Democrats for not taking accountability. Nah, you're just stupid.

This is exactly the oblivious, condescending attitude that keeps the Dems weak. I didn’t vote for Trump, I voted for the Socialist Party. But keep pretending that everyone who criticizes them must be some brainwashed Republican. That's the binary thinking that has gotten the duopoly so embedded in the minds of American people. If Democrats were serious about stopping fascism they'd have gotten off of Wall Street's dikk a long time ago. Blaming voters instead of the corrupt system that manipulates them is lazy and politically useless. If your only response to election losses is, ‘the voters are stupid,’ then you have NO STRATEGY, NO SOLUTIONS, AND NO REAL UNDERSTANDING OF POWER. Fascism isn’t defeated by scolding people, it’s defeated by building a real working class movement.

 

[B86]

I guess you overlooked the piece of shyt Republicans sabotaging every Dem proposal for the last 16 years.

Dems lost because the voting population is functionally retarded by endorsing Trump or racist, or both to be honest.

Dems can't fix stupid...

Yall nikkas will make every excuse in the world. We are literally the only people that can't grasp what happened, and it's sad...

I even posted the Bernie Sanders posts that came out after the election that echoed what I said on here many of times about how the Democrats handled things (and what I'm saying now), but somehow you know different...

 

[Fill Collins]

Exactly, why waste time trying to win the votes of Nazi retards? What could we possibly stand to gain?
Sidebar: I'm going to be performing at an open mic comedy show next week, if any of the audience doenst like my act I'm going to tell them how stupid they are, that'll get me a Netflix special for sure

Their votes, that's what "we" gain

I don't like faggœts, trehs, spics, or any of the other groups the dems target but I welcome their votes

I have a joke you could use, "I told the rabbi to suck my dikk, he told me, 'oy, I can't, you're not a baby anymore!"

 

[Fill Collins]

I didn’t vote for Trump, I voted for the Socialist Party.

That means you did, you god damn pinko

There will never be real socialism in America, you should've learned that in your early 20s

 

[RickyDiBiase]

At least it would be different and give us a chance at a different outcome. To keep with the 2 party system and expect different results is insanity.

breh


How about this, pay attention to Germany's upcoming election to get a crash course in why getting multiple parties doesn't mean nor amount to much.

 

[The Wall Brother]

This is exactly the oblivious, condescending attitude that keeps the Dems weak. I didn’t vote for Trump, I voted for the Socialist Party. But keep pretending that everyone who criticizes them must be some brainwashed Republican. That's the binary thinking that has gotten the duopoly so embedded in the minds of American people. If Democrats were serious about stopping fascism they'd have gotten off of Wall Street's dikk a long time ago. Blaming voters instead of the corrupt system that manipulates them is lazy and politically useless. If your only response to election losses is, ‘the voters are stupid,’ then you have NO STRATEGY, NO SOLUTIONS, AND NO REAL UNDERSTANDING OF POWER. Fascism isn’t defeated by scolding people, it’s defeated by building a real working class movement.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

That means you did, you god damn pinko

There will never be real socialism in America, you should've learned that in your early 20s

There is already socialism in America actually.

 

[RickyDiBiase]

This is exactly the oblivious, condescending attitude that keeps the Dems weak. I didn’t vote for Trump, I voted for the Socialist Party. But keep pretending that everyone who criticizes them must be some brainwashed Republican. That's the binary thinking that has gotten the duopoly so embedded in the minds of American people. If Democrats were serious about stopping fascism they'd have gotten off of Wall Street's dikk a long time ago. Blaming voters instead of the corrupt system that manipulates them is lazy and politically useless. If your only response to election losses is, ‘the voters are stupid,’ then you have NO STRATEGY, NO SOLUTIONS, AND NO REAL UNDERSTANDING OF POWER. Fascism isn’t defeated by scolding people, it’s defeated by building a real working class movement.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

breh


How about this, pay attention to Germany's upcoming election to get a crash course in why getting multiple parties doesn't mean nor amount to much.

Why can't I look at New Zealand instead?

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

I agree with most of what you're saying. Structural forces *are* real, but people aren't mindless puppets; they still have agency and make choices, even under a rigged system. Writing off voter responsibility ignores the fact that many *do* break through the propaganda, organize, and fight for change. The problem isn't just the system, it's also the refusal to hold voters accountable for enabling it, even when the truth is right in front of them.

Take Utah for example. It is a pretty big union state, but it has a red trifecta government. And now that government is on the verge of killing collective bargaining. These voters aren't ignorant of what's happening, they see the policies, feel the consequences, and still double down on supporting the same politicians stripping away their power. That's not just systemic manipulation; it's voters enabling a system that eats them alive and still asking for more. Structural forces might set the stage, but at some point, voters have to own the role they play in sustaining their own exploitation.

 

[RickyDiBiase]

Why can't I look at New Zealand instead?

Why wouldn't you look at an example of an upcoming election that contains multiple parties involved, and see how they function.