I did it here in the place I live with a journalist. we went jail

the media over here completely brainwashed people especially the central government who is bringing hatred against two religions and making them kill each other .. it became completely biased

let's try next time also

There is another option: the DIRR, direct initiative, referendum and recall.

if people be aware they could change amendment

@powder I understand that this is the Republican propaganda regarding Hilary Clinton. You, like millions, have accepted it.

Are the Clintons flawed? Absolutely. Are they also the victims of a decades-long character assasination project funded by their enemies on the Right, which began when Bill was still only running for Governor of Arkansas and continued on through Hilary's candidacy? Ab-so-fucking-lutely.

But don't take my word for it. Read David Brock's Blinded by the Right, which documents the multi-million dollar project to dig up and manufacture any and all dirt they could, real, imagined, and invented from whole cloth, on the Clintons, by Richard Mellon Scaife, Congressional Republicans led by Newt Gingrich, the Federalist Society (including Ken Starr, who, among other things, never revealed his connections with members of Paula Jones' legal team despite going on to investigate issues directly arising from her lawsuit), and the right-wing press, led by Scaife's magazine, The American Spectator, the Washington Times, and the Wall Street Journal editorial page. Many names of current prominent liars abound in the book; Tucker Carlson, Ann Coulter, Laura Ingraham, a cast of thousands.

Trump represented change in the same sense that throwing a hand grenade and a couple pipe bombs into the living room represents redecorating. It will look different afterward, but it will be very very expensive to repair all the destruction; and anyone with a lick of sense could see beforehand what the results were going to be.

first, I am not biased. I am just a rationalist and nothings going change if Biden is president same shit will happen

@LuciferG0907

Do you guys really vote when you got worse and worst option

This is a biased question. It assumes that Biden is a "worse" candidate than- who? It's clear from the context of the question that you think there is a better choice. Subjectively, for you, there may be. For many there may be. But it doesn't follow that this holds true for everyone. The candidate you see as "better", someone else might see as "worse". These are subjective value judgements, so framing the question this way reveals inherent bias. It also implies (almost comes out and says, actually) that there's no point voting if these are the two choices with any real chance of winning.

It's as if I asked, "Why do you bother eating at this restaurant when the only soups they serve are bean soup or brocolli soup? Why don't you badger the manager for a better selection?" Just because I don't like either one, doesn't mean they aren't legitimate preferences for someone else. The way I phrase the question shows that I already have my mind set against either one.

queen still have power have over England, a kid is more valuable than the whole country now

ok

There are other options. All we have to do is resist the urge to vote for the lesser evil candidate to avoid the very evil candidate and instead vote for the good candidate. If enough of us do it, the good candidate can win.

@RoboGraham You repeat that line often, but ignore that the “good candidate” is the least known candidate.

Can you identify a remedy in which you don’t say “Voters should ....” or “Voters should not ....”, but can say “Voters will ....”?

The ugly reality is that the two major parties would rather lose to each other than to a third party, so they make a third party’s path all but impossible. In 1991, Ross Perot had enough money to try it.

Third parties that become known well enough to attract voters will also attract people who want power for selfish reasons — just as selfish people now use the two major parties.

Defeating the two major parties — two sides of the ruling class coin — will require a paradigm shift.

I will hit REPLY now and may in a few minutes add more.

@RoboGraham a bing search on “direct democracy mike gravel” found what voters in seventeen mostly western states have for more than a century been doing. Those states are Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, and Washington.
Source: ballotpedia.org Search on “ballot measures”. I’m in California so I search on “california ballot measures”.

@yvilletom hey in some countries the judges of supreme courts are becoming presidents do you think that can work

@Diagoras

I absolutely agree that we needed ranked choice.