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    33 hours ago

    Why should I reward this kind of behavior.

    That’s not how it works -you “reward” the behavior of candidates who vote the way you want and if there are none, you vote for the least damaging while encouraging those who do vote the way you want to run.

    It’s not a boycott. If the party (any party, not just DNC) is broken - fix the party. The DNC has been broken for longer than not, but if you can think of anything good that’s happened in government, it’s almost always because of Democrats. That doesn’t happen by non-involvement, that’s not the fix.

    • @Ensign_Crab
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      13 hours ago

      That’s not how it works -you “reward” the behavior of candidates who vote the way you want

      Easy for you to say. You have candidates who vote the way you want.

      If the party (any party, not just DNC) is broken - fix the party.

      By what mechanism? If the party loses nothing when it ignores its constituents, there’s no leverage.

      That doesn’t happen by non-involvement, that’s not the fix.

      Involvement hasn’t worked either. But now you get to blame the party acting like you want it to on people who are upset that it doesn’t work for them. It’s simple, if the party doesn’t work for you, it’s because you’re not involved enough! So really it’s your fault that the party is run by corrupt pro-genocide geriatrics who render primaries meaningless. Lazy millennials.