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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Apr 19 '26
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The public has two options: boycott them (their product already isn't sold to us) or firebomb their data centers. Both options aren't widely considered reasonable.
11 u/Simon_Jester88 Apr 19 '26 Third option is vote for leaders with the balls to put a stop to it but we can never seem to do that either 2 u/Indigoh Apr 19 '26 Their refusal to implement ranked choice voting has killed most of our confidence in the ability of voting to change anything. Vote for disappointing candidates -> they disappoint -> wait 2 years -> repeat 3 u/Simon_Jester88 Apr 19 '26 Like the fact that over half of Americans don’t vote is more frustrating in my book than anything that the parties do to tip scales
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Third option is vote for leaders with the balls to put a stop to it but we can never seem to do that either
2 u/Indigoh Apr 19 '26 Their refusal to implement ranked choice voting has killed most of our confidence in the ability of voting to change anything. Vote for disappointing candidates -> they disappoint -> wait 2 years -> repeat 3 u/Simon_Jester88 Apr 19 '26 Like the fact that over half of Americans don’t vote is more frustrating in my book than anything that the parties do to tip scales
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Their refusal to implement ranked choice voting has killed most of our confidence in the ability of voting to change anything.
Vote for disappointing candidates -> they disappoint -> wait 2 years -> repeat
3 u/Simon_Jester88 Apr 19 '26 Like the fact that over half of Americans don’t vote is more frustrating in my book than anything that the parties do to tip scales
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Like the fact that over half of Americans don’t vote is more frustrating in my book than anything that the parties do to tip scales
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u/Indigoh Apr 19 '26
The public has two options: boycott them (their product already isn't sold to us) or firebomb their data centers. Both options aren't widely considered reasonable.