The US isn't a good democracy, and unfortunately our system is not only unfair but makes third party votes very stupid
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But there's no way to make his comments not make sense here— he talks about insane asylums, then brings up an iconic fictional insane person
I'd disagree because as an American the US government has a lot more impact on me than the Chinese
That's not what doxxing is. Doxxing is revealing someone's information in a way that identifies them and puts them at risk of being harmed.
We don't know anything identifying from the comment you're accusing.
How is that doxxing?
This is not how anyone actually uses the word, though.
...still more than Trump would, no?
...so maybe vote for the guy who can be controlled by protests, and not the guy who wouldn't care about not-his-base protesting?
Votes are earned not deserved.
...no. in our pretty bad first past the post system, we shouldn't vote for a good candidate. We should vote for the best, or least bad one.
Less voter turnout wouldn't influence the system at all, and even if it did, there are not enough people with your views— your 80% figures— to pull something like that off. Maybe wait.
Because right now, yes both possible candidates won't stop the major genocide going on, but one would actively do less harm to queer people, women, etc.
Voting is for harm minimization, not endorsement.
But that doesn't happen?