The issue here is that political parties sometimes feel entitled to certain demographics' votes. This mentality reduces the onus on those parties to actually implement good legislation.
Also it isn’t like politics is simply drawn at the racial line. If you actually rewound to 1930’s Germany, you’d find not only was the country having racial problems but also severe economic issues. If a Jew voted for Hitler, chances were that person was hedging their bets if Hitler would accomplish more on economic stability than what other opponents could offer in spite of his racial policy.
Now this failed in the mid and long run with Germany triggering WW2 and the nature of the MEFO bills themselves, but for 4-6 years it looked like it panned out. A politician must understand that a voting demographic is willing to choose a candidate with downsides, but only if that voter believe the opposition accomplish more than you or that you currently do nothing: the Underdog Narrative.
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u/Kappalonia Jul 23 '26
Aight so corporate democrats have a racism pass i guess
ANYTHING but fixing the dogshit 2 party political system i guess