“Federal Election Commission records show Stein paid $100,000 in July to a consulting outfit that has worked with Republican campaigns, as well as Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s independent presidential bid. The firm, Accelevate, is operated by Trent Pool. The Intercept reported that he appeared to be part of the mob that breached the grounds of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6., 2021. The Journal hasn’t independently verified the reporting.”

  • @RegalPotoo
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    2112 hours ago

    I vote Green.

    Because I live in a country with an actual proportional representation system, so my vote for a minor party still allows the major party that I most closely align with to gain power

    • @[email protected]
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      1712 hours ago

      That has no barring on the Green Party this post is about. They are not the same just because they share a name.

      • @RegalPotoo
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        -28 hours ago

        I guess my point is less about the party specifically, are more that your country might not be collapsing quite so quickly if 49% of the population didn’t feel massively disenfranchised every 4 years, and if there were actually incentives for collaboration and compromise between different view points

        • @chemical_cutthroat
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          Roughly half of the States in the US have a higher population than the entirety of New Zealand. That is a much larger population to deal with, and the politics don’t apply the same way. It isn’t linear, it’s logarithmic. The more people there are, the more exponentially difficult it is to manage. The Urban area of my city has about half of the Population of New Zealand, and my city has third party representation on the local level. Please, keep your condescension to yourself.

      • @blazera
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        -1911 hours ago

        Goddamn thats some hypocrisy

          • @blazera
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            -1111 hours ago

            Oh just kidding, they hate proportional representation for some reason