Yeah, that's pretty simple. And if it had any relation to the real world, it would be a good analogy.
But A) I would not be responsible for it, B) I didn't know who anyone voted for, and C) If you add up all of the 3rd party voters, and gave them to Harris (which is a big assumption), she still would have lost.
You can keep making up obviously flawed scenarios where you blame the voters, but I prefer to focus on the real-world scenario, and blame the people with the power, the money, and the platform. They ran terrible candidates, who ran terrible campaigns, and openly ignored what the voters wanted.
But you decided to (presumeably) sacrifice your morals, and vote for genocide. And all you got out of it is this shitty Trump presidency. I don't understand why you blame the people who had no power to stop that, instead of the people who had the power to stop it, but chose to keep supporting a genocide instead.
I didn't vote at all since I'm not in your stupid country, thank goodness.
But if you're saying your ignorance for the possible outcomes being either Harris or Trump is some kind of shield to your stupidity, you're wrong. Only one or the other had a chance, and you already admitted that you knew that anyway. So the simplified example I gave is a direct analogy to reality at the time and what everyone with half a brain cell knew. What you didn't know goin into the election was how close it would be and whether throwing your vote away would matter. It could have been the deciding vote, but you still chose to let Trump win. You don't get a purity prize for voting for a candidate that can't win - no one cares - it just meant that you effectively helped Trump. As such you own that. And since you're likely to make the same stupid decision in the future, you'll be responsible for that too.
But if you’re saying your ignorance for the possible outcomes being either Harris or Trump is some kind of shield to your stupidity, you’re wrong.
I never claimed ignorance about that at all. Unlike you, I did my research. You were the one who didn't know how the voting system works. I'm pointing out how bad your analogy was.
So the simplified example I gave is a direct analogy to reality at the time and what everyone with half a brain cell knew.
Sure, except for it was completely off. Which I guess says a lot about your self-admitted half-of-a-brain cell.
What you didn’t know goin into the election was how close it would be and whether throwing your vote away would matter.
I knew it was about a 50/50 shot, as long as Harris kept up her terrible campaign. I also knew that she could have easily won, but chose not to, so that she could keep supporting genocide. Luckily for me, I didn't throw my vote away, and I used it as efficiently as I could.
It could have been the deciding vote, but you still chose to let Trump win.
No matter how many times you lie about this, it remains untrue. I didn't 'let' him win, as I voted against him. I also never had the deciding vote, which I always correctly knew I wouldn't have.
You don’t get a purity prize for voting for a candidate that can’t win...
Well it's a good thing I wasn't going for a purity prize. I was going for "anyone who was against genocide, the bombing of kids, rape, and torture."
... - no one cares - it just meant that you effectively helped Trump.
Well, most American's don't care, just like you don't seem to care, as long as the genocide keeps going. I'd recomend you look up how bad genocide is, because I feel like if you learned about it, you'd change your mind and become anti-genocide, instead of your current position of pro-genocide.
And, as has been repeated many times before, I didn't "effectively" help Trump, or anyone else win. Your continued lying doesn't make it true.
As such you own that.
I would own that, if I had done it. I own the fact that I voted against Trump, and I own the fact that I once voted for Obama, to my great shame. But he bombed the fuck out of kids, just like Biden did, and just like Harris made clear that she would also continue to do.
And since you’re likely to make the same stupid decision in the future, you’ll be responsible for that too.
And I'll hapily own my responsibility for voting against genocide, something that seems to irritate you. But of course, we can easily guess why that is.
Yes you effectively helped Trump win. I've made it as simple as I could for you to understand, but you seem determined to be stupid. I suspect you really do understand and you just can't face it. It's quite sad really.
Well, your explanations only work as long as you keep lying about how the process and execution of elections work. I would understand, if you could explain it without lying. But I wouldn't expect someone who defends rapist-supporters, and genocide-supporters to act honestly.
I have already explained it. Maybe you could try and explain why you think it doesn't help Trump by not voting effectively against him?
Once you grow up, you might understand how you're the one that supported Trump the pedofile, so maybe look in the mirror before you start throwing shade.
I have already explained it. Maybe you could try and explain why you think it doesn’t help Trump by not voting effectively against him?
You lied about it, but I've not seen you explain anything. I already what I did, and why I think what I did went against Trump, but that would require you to argue in good faith to follow along. My vote went to someone other than him, thus, I voted against him.
Once you grow up, you might understand how you’re the one that supported Trump the pedofile, so maybe look in the mirror before you start throwing shade.
If I had supprted Trump, that would make sense, but since it's blatently false, it doesn't make sense. But not making sense is what I would expect from someone who supports rapist-supporters, and genocide-supporters.
I've looked in the mirror, and I grew up and stopped supporting child-killers. But since you are in favor of child-killers, I'd encourage you to do the same.
Just because you don't want to believe something doesn't make it a lie. It's kinda maga of you to think so. So now I'm thinking that you supported Trump with your failure to effectively vote against him on purpose, at least subconsciously. That's a bit pathetic tbh.
Yeah, that's pretty simple. And if it had any relation to the real world, it would be a good analogy.
But A) I would not be responsible for it, B) I didn't know who anyone voted for, and C) If you add up all of the 3rd party voters, and gave them to Harris (which is a big assumption), she still would have lost.
You can keep making up obviously flawed scenarios where you blame the voters, but I prefer to focus on the real-world scenario, and blame the people with the power, the money, and the platform. They ran terrible candidates, who ran terrible campaigns, and openly ignored what the voters wanted.
But you decided to (presumeably) sacrifice your morals, and vote for genocide. And all you got out of it is this shitty Trump presidency. I don't understand why you blame the people who had no power to stop that, instead of the people who had the power to stop it, but chose to keep supporting a genocide instead.
I didn't vote at all since I'm not in your stupid country, thank goodness.
But if you're saying your ignorance for the possible outcomes being either Harris or Trump is some kind of shield to your stupidity, you're wrong. Only one or the other had a chance, and you already admitted that you knew that anyway. So the simplified example I gave is a direct analogy to reality at the time and what everyone with half a brain cell knew. What you didn't know goin into the election was how close it would be and whether throwing your vote away would matter. It could have been the deciding vote, but you still chose to let Trump win. You don't get a purity prize for voting for a candidate that can't win - no one cares - it just meant that you effectively helped Trump. As such you own that. And since you're likely to make the same stupid decision in the future, you'll be responsible for that too.
I never claimed ignorance about that at all. Unlike you, I did my research. You were the one who didn't know how the voting system works. I'm pointing out how bad your analogy was.
Sure, except for it was completely off. Which I guess says a lot about your self-admitted half-of-a-brain cell.
I knew it was about a 50/50 shot, as long as Harris kept up her terrible campaign. I also knew that she could have easily won, but chose not to, so that she could keep supporting genocide. Luckily for me, I didn't throw my vote away, and I used it as efficiently as I could.
No matter how many times you lie about this, it remains untrue. I didn't 'let' him win, as I voted against him. I also never had the deciding vote, which I always correctly knew I wouldn't have.
Well it's a good thing I wasn't going for a purity prize. I was going for "anyone who was against genocide, the bombing of kids, rape, and torture."
Well, most American's don't care, just like you don't seem to care, as long as the genocide keeps going. I'd recomend you look up how bad genocide is, because I feel like if you learned about it, you'd change your mind and become anti-genocide, instead of your current position of pro-genocide.
And, as has been repeated many times before, I didn't "effectively" help Trump, or anyone else win. Your continued lying doesn't make it true.
I would own that, if I had done it. I own the fact that I voted against Trump, and I own the fact that I once voted for Obama, to my great shame. But he bombed the fuck out of kids, just like Biden did, and just like Harris made clear that she would also continue to do.
And I'll hapily own my responsibility for voting against genocide, something that seems to irritate you. But of course, we can easily guess why that is.
Yes you effectively helped Trump win. I've made it as simple as I could for you to understand, but you seem determined to be stupid. I suspect you really do understand and you just can't face it. It's quite sad really.
Well, your explanations only work as long as you keep lying about how the process and execution of elections work. I would understand, if you could explain it without lying. But I wouldn't expect someone who defends rapist-supporters, and genocide-supporters to act honestly.
I have already explained it. Maybe you could try and explain why you think it doesn't help Trump by not voting effectively against him?
Once you grow up, you might understand how you're the one that supported Trump the pedofile, so maybe look in the mirror before you start throwing shade.
You lied about it, but I've not seen you explain anything. I already what I did, and why I think what I did went against Trump, but that would require you to argue in good faith to follow along. My vote went to someone other than him, thus, I voted against him.
If I had supprted Trump, that would make sense, but since it's blatently false, it doesn't make sense. But not making sense is what I would expect from someone who supports rapist-supporters, and genocide-supporters.
I've looked in the mirror, and I grew up and stopped supporting child-killers. But since you are in favor of child-killers, I'd encourage you to do the same.
Just because you don't want to believe something doesn't make it a lie. It's kinda maga of you to think so. So now I'm thinking that you supported Trump with your failure to effectively vote against him on purpose, at least subconsciously. That's a bit pathetic tbh.
You are correct. The fact that it's factually untrue, and you know it, is what makes it a lie.
So I supported him by... not being able to stop him? By that logic, you also supported him.
Genocide and rapist-supporter says wut?
You didn't try to stop him. You threw your vote away. You helped the pedo.
Yes I did try to stop him. And no, I didn't throw my vote away. More factually untrue statements, AKA: lies.
But of course, based on your logic, you are also a pedo-helper since you didn't try to stop him either.
But, by real-world logic, you are also a genocide-supporter, and rapist-supporter, and have yet to deny that. I wonder why......
You're kinda boring in your stupidity. Bye bye.
Oh, I'm boring the person who:
Well, isn't that sad.