But by some accounts from Democrats at all levels, backing Biden felt more akin to a death march to November than a rousing backing for a party nominee.
  • @jimmydoreisalefty
    -9•2 months ago

    Edit3: improved a bit of the: phrasing, grammer, removed words

    I agree, and I think most of the working class would as well.

    Quick thoughts:

    1. We start by informing others of the non-status quo views; all of us are born listening to and believing the corporate and military propaganda.
    2. Then another next step is to not vote for the duopoly, with the long-term goal of a real third party for the working class. which third party will change depending on who you are talking with, but it is better to have alternatives that do not include the duopoly.
    3. Many grassroots movements have grown and died due to following the person on top; then that person gives in or has been a sellout since the beginning. They became career politicians like the rest of the swap; we can all name a few of them that were popular.

    We must keep to the grassroots movement and not fall into becoming apologetics or celebrity worshipers once they are in office.

    The mantra I try to follow is:

    We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach. If you do engage in Electoral Politics do not support the Duopoly (Red or Blue Team). No War but Class War!