• Cryophilia@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    I have a strict “no genocide” policy.

    That’s not one of the options though. You get to pick which genocide. You either get restrained genocide, or full genocide with a side of dismantling American democracy.

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        9 months ago

        Happily, and I’ll teach them how to do the same, when necessary. Unlike your parents apparently.

        Sometimes there’s no good choice, only bad and worse. That’s how life works and I’m sad your parents never prepared you for that.

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          9 months ago

          Sometimes there’s no good choice

          Why?

          And what conclusions can be drawn about who does and does not hold power in the United States?

          And what should be done to the United States to correct this?

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        9 months ago

        You mean critical thinking?
        As soon as it’s assured Trump loses, and the subsequent cou de tat is quelled, you can all camp the White House front lawn and shake the fences, throw red paint, call old Biden an accessory to murder. Fill your boots.

        But not before.

        Balancing on the tightrope with hell yawning below, is hardly the time to consider changing your shoelaces.

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            9 months ago

            That sounds bad. But you have to remember that they’re brown and Muslim. Which means it’s OK.

            Fish don’t have any feelings, which makes it ok to eat them. Same logic applies here.

            Remember to vote blue no matter who. And always remember that the United States is a good country filled with moral people

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          9 months ago

          As soon as it’s assured Trump loses, and the subsequent cou de tat is quelled, you can all camp the White House front lawn and shake the fences, throw red paint, call old Biden an accessory to murder. Fill your boots.

          None of that will cause any structural change, which is why it is permitted

          How can we reshape the United States such that genocide is never permitted again?

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        9 months ago

        Stein thinks the US forced Russia into invading Ukraine and doesn’t support US aid or involvement for Ukrainians. Hardly unexpected, since she’s dined with Russian oligarchs at anniversary dinners for RT.

        As far as I’m concerned, she’s Genocide Jill. I don’t recall her criticizing RT when someone on there suggested drowning Ukrainian children.

        What are West’s positions on Ukraine?

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          9 months ago

          >she’s dined with Russian oligarchs at anniversary dinners for RT.

          this contains both misinformation and innuendo. she went to one dinner, and she paid her own way. RT was one of the few outlets that would give her air time during her 2012 presidential bid, which is more of a commentary on the corporate media and political parties than on anything she’s ever done.

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          9 months ago

          >Stein thinks the US forced Russia into invading Ukraine

          she never said that. she has said it was an illegal invasion, though.

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          9 months ago

          >What are West’s positions on Ukraine

          i’ve heard him say similar things to jill, but also that the shooting needs to stop.

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        9 months ago

        Jill Stein, yes, Cornell West? I wouldn’t bet on it. He’s 2 for 50 so far… I guess if you live in Alaska or Oregon, you’re in luck.

        He’s going to wish he stayed the Green candidate.

        Either way, they’ll pull a tiny segment of the vote and won’t win a single state, just like always.

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            9 months ago

            Hey, there’s a first time for anything…

            2020:
            Libertarian - 1.18%
            Green - 0.26% (Howie Hawkins)

            2016:
            Libertarian - 3.28%
            Green - 1.07% (Jill Stein)

            2012:
            Libertarian - 0.99%
            Green - 0.36% (Jill Stein)

            2008:
            Ralph Nader - 0.56%
            Libertarian - 0.40%
            Constitution - 0.15%
            Green - 0.12% (Cynthia McKinney)

            2004:
            Ralph Nader - 0.38%
            Libertarian - 0.32%
            Constitution - 0.12%
            Green - 0.10% (David Cobb)

            2000:
            Green - 2.74% (Ralph Nader)
            Reform - 0.43% (Pat Buchanen)
            Libertarian - 0.36%
            Constitution - 0.09%
            Natural Law - 0.08%

            In order to hit 5%, she would have to do twice as well as Nader did in 2000.

            That is never going to happen.