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We have nothing to talk about. When you have two options you have an illusion of choice. It is a duopoly in the corporate world. A 'competition' they love an
by grapescheesee 5y ago
We have nothing to talk about. When you have two options you have an illusion of choice. It is a duopoly in the corporate world. A 'competition' they love and enrich each other with.
Just look at the way they have change labels on all sides. 'Far' right, 'Progressive', 'conservative', not worth a word more. It gives the two 'parties' more worth in the purpose their words have than trying to understand the inflections a dog makes as a complete sentence.
Yes, ideas have meaning and somethings politicians say actually represent them. Apart from that nearly worthless sentance.. I can't tell you the last time I voted for someone and had a realistic means to contact them about some issue.
The last time I contacted my senator was while I paid international call rates and when I asked for a reply on the issue the representative actually laughed at me and said no. We can't do that and this phone call has gone on three minuets longer than the average. I have many other people waiting sir! So what is the point? They literally can't pay staff to reply to my question. What is the senator view on issue X?
Worthless elected leaders.