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> But again, you're not really arguing against HRC as much as you are the status quo To many people that is the same as voting Trump.
by bendbro 10y ago
> But again, you're not really arguing against HRC as much as you are the status quo
To many people that is the same as voting Trump.
- travmatt 10y agoIf people decide to rebel against the appointment of unqualified people to impactful positions by electing trump to the presidency... that would nicely summarize the cognitive dissonance of this election.
- vaishaksuresh 10y agoor you know, democracy. If people choose to vote somebody into office, no matter how wrong it is, it still is democracy.
- travmatt 10y agoYour comment really doesn't make sense in relation to what it is responding to.
- vaishaksuresh 10y agoIt does. If people elect Trump, you're calling it cognitive dissonance, I'm saying it is democracy.
- travmatt 10y agoNo, I said if people rebel against unqualified people taking consequential positions by electing trump that is cognitively dissonant. And it is, because objectively Trump is the least qualified person to ever be nominated by a major party.