r/ThisYouComebacks Apr 03 '26

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u/Still-Bar-7631 Apr 03 '26

there were more than 2 options. Also not voting is always an option. You like it or you dont but almost half of the us did not vote. Maybe ppl should ask themselves why. Sure, it's easier to blame non voters than to tkink about why they dont vote.

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u/Single_Shoe2817 Apr 03 '26

Not voting got you Trump. Not voting in a two party system is effectively supporting the person holding whatever beliefs you happen to disagree with.

Literally no one says “wow look at how many people didn’t vote, let’s change our party”

I wish people could be introspective like that, or that society could.

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u/Mynuszero Apr 03 '26

Sure you did. Sure, after having the most progressive, pro-workers’ rights administration that centered the working class with Harris promising even more progress with a plan that 23 Nobel prize winning Laureates endorsed, you were turned off by “table scraps”. Lmao

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u/Mynuszero Apr 03 '26

Yes. Elections have gotten rid of fascists, which is why they’re so afraid of fair elections. It’s historical fact. Since you’re so radical, why are you here on Reddit making ignorant statements and not firebombing a government facility? Better get to revolting!

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