Really you don’t need to read more than one chart:

If you vote for anyone other than Harris, you’re voting for Trump:

  • @blazera
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    -33 months ago

    Let me support people that want to get rid of it

    • capital
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      13 months ago

      The next president will be either the Dem or Rep nominee.

      If you believe otherwise I would like to wager a large sum of money.

      • @blazera
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        03 months ago

        Yeah and America will continue to be exceptionally bad amongst developed countries

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          22 months ago

          This is a pivot and Lemmy will eat it up because “USA BAD” but is not a response to the topic in the thread which is that third party votes are meaningless.

          Let’s see if I can get a direct answer: Do you know that the next president of the US will be the Dem or Rep nominee?

          • @blazera
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            02 months ago

            Yes, and my comment is the result of that outcome. Instead of people choosing what they think is best for us, they have a very narrow choice of who will make things worse less than the other choice. Regardless of who wins, we’re gonna fall further behind developed countries on metrics of labor, environment, health, etc

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              Yes

              Thank you. That’s more than I get from most “just vote third party” commenters. But then you say,

              Instead of people choosing what they think is best for us

              The FPTP voting system results in 2 major parties where 3rd parties have no chance of winning. It’s not people who’ve decided to do what they can to perpetuate the 2 party system we have - it’s the system itself which needs to change. The people mostly vote logically (with the exception of 3rd party voters) given the current rules of the system.

              • @blazera
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                -12 months ago

                Its weird how often people explain the problems of FPTP to me. Yeah, I’m well aware, im the one opposing it.

                • capital
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                  12 months ago

                  How’s that, exactly?

                  • @blazera
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                    -12 months ago

                    Supporting candidates that are against FPTP instead of exclusively in favor of it. And you know, vocally opposing it.