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> How is one to vote when neither major party candidate was pro-privacy? You vote 3rd party for someone who is and bitch at whichever major candidate wins reg
by fictioncircle 10y ago
> How is one to vote when neither major party candidate was pro-privacy?
You vote 3rd party for someone who is and bitch at whichever major candidate wins regardless (which is why they resort to form letters, so at this point its newspaper outlets/townhalls/etc).
Democracy doesn't end at the voting booth and you have to put continual, sustained effort to create change. Look at the GOP running and hiding from their townhalls over Healthcare. Imagine if that was for privacy-related issues (or whatever). Sure, it may not work with the GOP but the Democrats might seriously consider adopting it to try to split voters away from the GOP.
- battlebot 10y agoThey aren't hiding from their constituents, they are hiding from paid agitators who are being brought in to try and cause embarrassment.