Row 60476
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> non-pragmatic leftists
The only people who are being 'non-pragmatic leftists' are the ones who are saying Biden is responsible for a genocide six months before the election.
We have a two party system in the US. Right now, the GOP is utterly, dramatically, and lethally corrupt, on levels no one has ever seen before. To *fight* the GOP, we have to put Democratic people in government offices and we have to *prevent* the GOP from gaining or keeping power in our government.
No, the Dems aren't perfect, but they do a lot of good for our country and the world as a whole. They're also viable candidates in the way that a third party may never be in our lifetimes.
People's lives hang in the balance. We need to do what helps people and we need to vote to help save our country.
We *do not* want a world where people like Trump are in charge of the US arsenal, selling off US secrets, or wrecking international treaties.
But the Dems can only fight those things if *we* vote them into office. That's how we tip the scales back towards normalcy.
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 60476
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000