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Topic	People Who Refused to Vote Democrat Have No Right to Complain to Them
asdf8562 02/06/25 10:23:00 AM #130:	Cory898 posted... How is it not a good faith argument? It's not because you want to avoid accountability on those who contributed in either getting people to stay home, go 3rd party or go Trump. No amount of spinning changes that movement (even if you ever so claim to have voted for Kamala). It effectively muddied the waters enough to get just enough voters to 'stay home/go 3rd party/vote Trump.' A movement that collectively soured just enough Dem votes. Which like it or not, helped Donald Trump. Nothing you are saying in the rest of that post changes the laundry list of excuses you are presenting tries to dodge accountability voters also share. Voters are also accountable for their choice to assist in Trumps victory. The realistic choice/outcome of the election was Kamala or Trump. They chose to willingly help Trump who many have openly admitted is worse. A movement mostly pushed by the GOP cosplaying as Kamala voters, populist like Cenk Uygur, and purist on our own side. The purist in particular, if you don't perfectly align with them, or have flaws at all... they are quick to jump on the 'both sides bad', 'why bother vote' or run defense for the 2, train, to sour the vote. Then have the audacity to act like we should coddle them when they start crying about Trump or why Dems won't stop him. These people hold accountability as well for why we are here, they collectively contributed to this. Nevertheless, no matter how you dress this up, and throw lip stick on it. These people also helped Donald Trump. <cite>asdf8562 posted [p:983948289] in People Who... [t:80929140]...</cite> <quote>Cory898 posted... </cite><quote>How is it not a good faith argument?</quote>It's not because you want to avoid accountability on those who contributed in either getting people to stay home, go 3rd party or go Trump. No amount of spinning changes that movement (even if you ever so claim to have voted for Kamala). It effectively muddied the waters enough to get just enough voters to 'stay home/go 3rd party/vote Trump.' A movement that collectively soured just enough Dem votes. Which like it or not, helped Donald Trump.Nothing you are saying in the rest of that post changes the laundry list of excuses you are presenting tries to dodge accountability voters also share. Voters are also accountable for their choice to assist in Trumps victory. The realistic choice/outcome of the election was Kamala or Trump. They chose to willingly help Trump who many have openly admitted is worse. A movement mostly pushed by the GOP cosplaying as Kamala voters, populist like Cenk Uygur, and purist on our own side. The purist in particular, if you don't perfectly align with them, or have flaws at all... they are quick to jump on the 'both sides bad', 'why bother vote' or run defense for the 2, train, to sour the vote. Then have the audacity to act like we should coddle them when they start crying about Trump or why Dems won't stop him. These people hold accountability as well for why we are here, they collectively contributed to this.Nevertheless, no matter how you dress this up, and throw lip stick on it. These people also helped Donald Trump.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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