Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
"Are these 15 million voters in the room with us right now?"
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agusti
@bleu.eth
They also where on the room where biden was fine until it wasnt, kamala was a great leader without any primary elections whatsoever, and if you don't like it you're a hater of democracy. As a non-american who doesn't think Trump is a great person, he does the good ol selling copium of any escape of such a system, which he's very well a part of. Any democracy based on bi-partisan systems controlled, owned, and directed by billionaires ain't a real one. I wouldn't go vote either tbqh
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
> I wouldn't go vote either tbqh reap what you sow (or lack thereof)
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agusti
@bleu.eth
I know i would ellicit such response, if im left with choices I think are both wrong, and don't have the power to add my own choice to the table, i'd rather not participate on something i think of as a circus. Maybe if enough didn't they would notice nobody believes their lies
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whimsi
@whimsi.eth
if only the world operated on that last statement uk is a prime example of low % turnout and nobody cares — the party that gets in power will never make any plans to change the system that helped them win yk
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agusti
@bleu.eth
yeah i mean am on spain and we are on a democracy -gifted- to us by a dictator instigated to us by the US bc it suit them their legacy bipartisan setup ain't going anywhere am afraid, and if it is is to leave room for more extremists on the right into the govt smh
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whimsi
@whimsi.eth
providing trump doesn’t fully do away w democracy, i imagine it could potentially be long-term beneficial cos i think most people just see whichever party is in currently, see nothing has been done and then vote for the opposite party to ‘save the country’ 🫠
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