• idiomaddict@lemmy.world
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    3 hours ago

    No it’s not. Voter disenfranchisement is more advanced than it previously was, especially for minority voters, and it may not have been a real choice not to vote, but rather last moment voter roll purges, late absentee ballots, or simply not being able to make it through the line before closing time. Even if it was just a lack of motivation, inertia is not the same as accelerationism even though they have the same effect, and it’s reasonable to be curious about whether people stayed home or specifically voted for a person who’s been pretty heavily targeting them this campaign season.

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        3 hours ago

        According to all my convos dems weren’t progressive enough to let win. Sooo they let Trump win…

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            54 minutes ago

            Well if the dems shatter it will guarantee GOP victory for years.

            I wish they went with my plan and kept teaming up against the GOP for now and then turn on the dems once the nazis are out.

            Though i get the feeling if everyone did, the dems would end being being just like the GOP once they see all the free votes sitting there.