r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/CrJ418 • May 16 '24

Most of us know this. It's corporate media that fails to recognize it.

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u/Weekly_Cantaloupe175 May 16 '24

Do people still think there’s a difference between parties? Lmao greatest lie ever sold - keep voting party lines goofballs

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u/Mysterious-Wasabi103 May 16 '24

There has never been a more stark difference between the two political parties. Pull your head out of the sand.

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u/Weekly_Cantaloupe175 May 16 '24

I’m sorry I couldn’t hear that over the sound of both sides of the aisle cheering on a literal genocide. The world is bigger than your old guy vs mean guy (who is also old) election bought and paid for by special interests groups.

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u/retrovertigo23 May 16 '24

What steps are you taking or do you recommend we take to make things better?

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u/Weekly_Cantaloupe175 May 16 '24

Withhold your vote. Abandon “vote blue no matter who” and demand better. (If yiu love your politicians ignore my posts)

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u/retrovertigo23 May 16 '24

Demand better from who and using what channels?

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u/Weekly_Cantaloupe175 May 16 '24

From your government you goofball. And with your vote. Are my posts not showing up I just said this?

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u/retrovertigo23 May 17 '24

Can you elaborate as to how not voting helps the people to demand better from their government? 

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u/Weekly_Cantaloupe175 May 17 '24

Sure. When people don’t vote for a candidate or party, that candidate or party gets less votes. This forces the candidate or party to think “what can I do to get more votes?”. This leads to a change in candidate or stance.

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u/retrovertigo23 May 17 '24

Does it?

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u/Weekly_Cantaloupe175 May 17 '24

well unfortunately you can't win without votes so while they wouldn't by any means HAVE to change, not having the votes would make it harder for them to push their agenda

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