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I don't like to get political in this forum, but you need to get a grip. It isn't an either/or choice. Most ballots have several choices for president, includin
by yock 14y ago
I don't like to get political in this forum, but you need to get a grip. It isn't an either/or choice. Most ballots have several choices for president, including Green, Libertarian, and Constitutional parties (with apologies to other parties I've omitted). Your naive plea here plays a small part in propogating the two-party lie that is a major source of tyranny in the United States.
Quit it.
- arrrg 14y agoIt doesn't make sense to vote for third party candidates. You want a different system for that to make any sense at all and voting won't change it.
- taejo 14y agoIt doesn't make sense to vote for third-party candidates in swing states
- coffeeaddicted 14y agoIt doesn't decide the president - but it influences which positions the 2 major parties have to cover. Lets say for example democrats are losing because they lost massively votes to the green party - then in the next race they will certainly consider how to get those votes back and might have a greener agenda.
- confluence 14y agoIt really is either or currently and thinking otherwise is just being delusional. There's a reason you can't name those other parties - it's because they don't matter. I'm just trying to be realistic.