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the biggest way u.s. voters give up their power is by recognizing they don't have it to begin with. a party not funded by wall street needs at least 34 percent of the popular vote to split the electoral college. if 60 percent of u.s. voters are saying they are tired of the dems/reps, why not make a vote pact with a homie to break the corporate monopoly on politics with a Muhammad Ali knockout punch this year?

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Melvin Carvalho 1y ago

The propaganda is strong. They have convinced both sides they are doing the 'right' thing. Both sides think they are the good guys. And after the voting day they'll feel they have done their part.

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miggymofongo ☆彡 1y ago

yup! man if i was living in the u.s. still i would be full court press on these corporate parties. sad that my fellow progressives rolling over for this lesser of two evils bullshit to carry water for the ruling class. this is not strategic voting, yall just don't want to put in the work to channel popular disillusionment into something that will really change the world.