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I'll vote in the primaries if there is a candidate I like. Otherwise I won't. And I wont vote for democrats if I dont like their candidate either. Doing so is a fools' game and exactly what got you trump.
Of course this is just a false dilemma, you can always vote third party.
This is literally the sheep cheering on the wolf so they don't get eaten by the bear
Mmm, I sure do love a false dichotomy.
Yes, it is entirely possible to vote in the primary but not in the general election. You just... shouldn't do that.