Please give up the 2 party system. Use these 4 years to prepare and vote in Independents and other parties. All of our problems are from a colluded echelon using this or that politics to keep us from talking what they think is theirs.
215 2017-05-01 by showmeurboobsplznthx
111 comments
n/a 1001001003001 2017-05-01
It's not just every 4 years... a true change in the two party system, which seems almost impossible, would have to start at the local level and move upwards. Local elections are forgotten, but are key!
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
I think if you captured 30% of the Senate, it would expand out. If you captured the bottom then work up, they'll find a way to sperate the federal deep body...
n/a Ducttapehamster 2017-05-01
Not even, if you got even 5-10% of the Senate you would stop the others from getting a majority and you would actually need to be paid attention too.
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
If we elected 2 libertarian and 2 greens to replace 2 Dems and 2 Republicans, I'd be so happy.
n/a TheWiredWorld 2017-05-01
Not trying to shit on anyone's parade but that's a toxic lie tied to hope too.
It doesn't matter how we vote in if once they get to a certain level they WILL buy into the globalist Zionist game.
n/a 5dreality 2017-05-01
Vote for a candidate that is against usury and will replace the fed with a national bank.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
What's wrong with usury, aside from when the Fed does it?
n/a Spider__Jerusalem 2017-05-01
The two party system is a byproduct of the design of our political system. There will be one party that panders to the poor, one party that panders to the rich.
n/a LukesLightSaber 2017-05-01
Canadian here. Just wondering Which party in America currently panders to the poor?
n/a Your_Wifes_B0yfriend 2017-05-01
neither pander to the poor, one just pretends to.
n/a LukesLightSaber 2017-05-01
Which one pretends these days? Haha I don't see it
n/a Your_Wifes_B0yfriend 2017-05-01
i guess they both do. have u watched the campaigns. trump saying income disparity is worse than ever before we have to do x to help the working class. hillary saying the same thing. when in reality they are just corporate cronyists
n/a snowmandan 2017-05-01
democrats and welfare
n/a LukesLightSaber 2017-05-01
Ah isn't medicare a Republican thing though? I know it's an old person thing but in Canada many of our poorest are our seniors
n/a snowmandan 2017-05-01
obama is a democrat. obamacare.
n/a LukesLightSaber 2017-05-01
I am familiar with Obama care or the affordable care act but I was wondering about medicare
n/a GlenCompton 2017-05-01
No, you are historically correct. Republicans often talk about medicare, but not so much since obamacare became a hot topic that encompasses it. It is easier to go after that since it affects more people.
The important part to remember though, is that these parties only pay lip service to these issues, and don't actually want to fix them. They want people to be dependant on them for these issues, and fixing them rarely works to that end.
For instance democrats will raise welfare entitlement rather than try to get people less dependent on welfare. This give voters the idea they care about the issue, but really they are just making voters dependant on them for future welfare entitlements.
n/a John__Podesta 2017-05-01
which poor are you talking about, the ones that dont want to work and sit on their ass all day collecting hand outs? Or the poor that are disabled and unable to work?
n/a Your_Wifes_B0yfriend 2017-05-01
it doesnt matter. but when they do pander to the "poor" they are talking about working class americans who make 11 bucks an hour in factories, etc. the poor is more than people who dont want to/can't work. in some places people need 2 jobs to survive.
n/a John__Podesta 2017-05-01
Yes it does matter. Its cause and effect. Theres a reason things happen. In your fantasy world where people just become poor for no reason at all, maybe all poor are the same. Theres a large portion of our country that is abusing welfare systems and has no desire to be productive members of society. Hell I can show you proof just meet some old highschool shit heads I know. There is a difference.
Opportunity is out there but it takes motivation to seek. Alot of people dont want to seek it. Alot of people simply dont want to work. Go volunteer at a homeless shelter then come back and tell me about your opinion again.
n/a CT_Real 2017-05-01
"Theres a large portion of our country that is abusing welfare systems and has no desire to be productive members of society. Hell I can show you proof just meet some old highschool shit heads I know."
Anecdotal evidence = a large portion of our country. Iron clad logic.
n/a John__Podesta 2017-05-01
Id spend time linking statistics, but you strike me as the type of person who likes to live in ignorance.
n/a Your_Wifes_B0yfriend 2017-05-01
you're one of those bitches that thinks "hur dur its poor peoples fault because they dont work hard enough durrrrrrrrr". u dont realize in some parts of the country people work 80 hours a week and still struggle with bills while living in small ass apartments. you cant see past the first layer of a problem so you just think being poor=your fault. very ignorant mindset.
n/a John__Podesta 2017-05-01
listen here buddy, i worked two jobs 80+ hours for 3 years, dont try to preach to me. if you want something, get off your ass and work for it. Stop talking for people you know nothing about. Go volunteer at a homeless shelter and come back and tell me your opinion.
Now if youre disabled, sick, or poor because technology took your job or whatnot, you have a legitimate excuse. If youre poor and your physically able, its because you failed yourself.
I didnt inherit shit, I didnt get any help. Welcome to reality.
n/a Your_Wifes_B0yfriend 2017-05-01
yeah i dont care i worked a bunch too, i dont have some sort of superiority complex about it though.
i live in the state with the most homeless in the u.s. and interact with them almost every day. some are able to work and milk the system, fuck them. most are fucked in the head and there is no way they could hold a job. some are alcoholics, schizos, brain damaged, whatever. i don't judge people i don't know. there is nothing you know that i don't know.
n/a invisible__hand 2017-05-01
How do those boots taste?
n/a happycamperval 2017-05-01
Bernie pandered to the poor but he was cheated out of his election by his own party. A party pretending they were different than the other party...
n/a CantCatchMeUnawares 2017-05-01
No, the two party system is a new phenomenon created to keep third parties from joining the discussion.
n/a Spider__Jerusalem 2017-05-01
No. It isn't. Read a fucking book. This is something discussed heavily in The Federalist papers, in addition to other writings by the Founding Fathers.
n/a CantCatchMeUnawares 2017-05-01
Yes, it is. I love that your post is angry and has no substance. It was discussed in the Federalist papers by James Madison, but he later abandoned that philosophy and joined with Jefferson to form an opposition party.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/willard-sterne-randall/founding-fathers-political-parties_b_1843593.html
John Adams said:
There is nothing which I dread so much as a division of the republic into two great parties, each arranged under its leader, and concerting measures in opposition to each other. This, in my humble apprehension, is to be dreaded as the greatest political evil under our Constitution.
George Washington agreed, saying in his farewell presidential speech:
The alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge, natural to party dissension, which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most horrid enormities, is itself a frightful despotism. But this leads at length to a more formal and permanent despotism. The disorders and miseries, which result, gradually incline the minds of men to seek security and repose in the absolute power of an individual; and sooner or later the chief of some prevailing faction, more able or more fortunate than his competitors, turns this disposition to the purposes of his own elevation, on the ruins of Public Liberty
Without looking forward to an extremity of this kind, (which nevertheless ought not to be entirely out of sight,) the common and continual mischiefs of the spirit of party are sufficient to make it the interest and duty of a wise people to discourage and restrain it.
It serves always to distract the Public Councils, and enfeeble the Public Administration. It agitates the Community with ill-founded jealousies and false alarms; kindles the animosity of one part against another, foments occasionally riot and insurrection. It opens the door to foreign influence and corruption, which find a facilitated access to the government itself through the channels of party passions. Thus the policy and the will of one country are subjected to the policy and will of another.
There is an opinion, that parties in free countries are useful checks upon the administration of the Government, and serve to keep alive the spirit of Liberty. This within certain limits is probably true; and in Governments of a Monarchical cast, Patriotism may look with indulgence, if not with favor, upon the spirit of party. But in those of the popular character, in Governments purely elective, it is a spirit not to be encouraged. From their natural tendency, it is certain there will always be enough of that spirit for every salutary purpose. And, there being constant danger of excess, the effort ought to be, by force of public opinion, to mitigate and assuage it. A fire not to be quenched, it demands a uniform vigilance to prevent its bursting into a flame, lest, instead of warming, it should consume.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/willard-sterne-randall/founding-fathers-political-parties_b_1843593.html
n/a Spider__Jerusalem 2017-05-01
Read Federalist 10, among others. Instead of spending time trying to reinforce what you think you know, learn something. Again, this is a subject written of extensively in the Federalist Papers, the anti-Federalist Papers, and the secret minutes of the Constitutional Convention.
The proposition is that the two party system is a byproduct of our political system.
Your counter proposition is that it is not.
My counter proposition is read the writings of the Founding Fathers who wrote all about faction and how our system of government would lead to a two party system.
Your counter proposition is to post quotes from the Founding Fathers that prove how our system of government would lead to faction and a two party system? This is where you got those quotes. The headline reads, "The Founding Fathers Tried to Warn Us About the Threat From a Two-Party System." So, why are you using those quotes to tell me I am wrong?
If you actually had a hint of intellect or had actually read the quotes you just posted, if you had any context with which to understand any of these things, then you would understand why the quotes you just posted prove my point. If you had actually read the writings of the Founding Fathers you would understand all of this. Instead you did a Google search and copied and pasted the first things that you could find, stupidly believing they supported your argument, when in fact they support mine. Instead of trying to reinforce your worldview, try learning.
"By a faction, I understand a number of citizens, whether amounting to a majority or a minority of the whole, who are united and actuated by some common impulse of passion, or of interest, adversed to the rights of other citizens, or to the permanent and aggregate interests of the community."
"The latent causes of faction are thus sown in the nature of man; and we see them everywhere brought into different degrees of activity, according to the different circumstances of civil society. A zeal for different opinions concerning religion, concerning government, and many other points, as well of speculation as of practice; an attachment to different leaders ambitiously contending for pre-eminence and power; or to persons of other descriptions whose fortunes have been interesting to the human passions, have, in turn, divided mankind into parties, inflamed them with mutual animosity, and rendered them much more disposed to vex and oppress each other than to co-operate for their common good. So strong is this propensity of mankind to fall into mutual animosities, that where no substantial occasion presents itself, the most frivolous and fanciful distinctions have been sufficient to kindle their unfriendly passions and excite their most violent conflicts. But the most common and durable source of factions has been the various and unequal distribution of property. Those who hold and those who are without property have ever formed distinct interests in society. Those who are creditors, and those who are debtors, fall under a like discrimination. A landed interest, a manufacturing interest, a mercantile interest, a moneyed interest, with many lesser interests, grow up of necessity in civilized nations, and divide them into different classes, actuated by different sentiments and views. The regulation of these various and interfering interests forms the principal task of modern legislation, and involves the spirit of party and faction in the necessary and ordinary operations of the government."
"If a faction consists of less than a majority, relief is supplied by the republican principle, which enables the majority to defeat its sinister views by regular vote. It may clog the administration, it may convulse the society; but it will be unable to execute and mask its violence under the forms of the Constitution. When a majority is included in a faction, the form of popular government, on the other hand, enables it to sacrifice to its ruling passion or interest both the public good and the rights of other citizens. To secure the public good and private rights against the danger of such a faction, and at the same time to preserve the spirit and the form of popular government, is then the great object to which our inquiries are directed. Let me add that it is the great desideratum by which this form of government can be rescued from the opprobrium under which it has so long labored, and be recommended to the esteem and adoption of mankind."
"By what means is this object attainable? Evidently by one of two only. Either the existence of the same passion or interest in a majority at the same time must be prevented, or the majority, having such coexistent passion or interest, must be rendered, by their number and local situation, unable to concert and carry into effect schemes of oppression. If the impulse and the opportunity be suffered to coincide, we well know that neither moral nor religious motives can be relied on as an adequate control. They are not found to be such on the injustice and violence of individuals, and lose their efficacy in proportion to the number combined together, that is, in proportion as their efficacy becomes needful.
n/a fuckallofyouforreal 2017-05-01
OP ain't wrong.
n/a fuckallofyouforreal 2017-05-01
OP ain't wrong.
n/a HLMTL 2017-05-01
What about anarcho-capitalism/libertarianism and abolish the state completely?
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
You can't completely get rid of the state because Russia or China will flex. We just need a 50 year plan to square away imperialism and do good will missions to have the world forgive us... Empower other nations so there can be no super power.
n/a LukesLightSaber 2017-05-01
Nothing wrong with one super power if it's well behaved and follows the norms of international relations. It's when it goes rogue and says f the world that it's a problem. I'd love American hegemony if it wasn't so hypocritical about who's a bad guy and who isn't.
n/a FREE_PALESTINE_NOW 2017-05-01
That's retarded
n/a Katayani108 2017-05-01
I agree, legalize everything.
n/a sharked 2017-05-01
what is more capitalist than using your money to dominate your competition with legislation? If you don't like, pick up your lazy poor asses and raise the capital to lobby a politician.
The government that's for sale is the ultimate form of capitalism.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
interesting, but that's just crony capitalism and representatives betraying their oaths
n/a sharked 2017-05-01
looks more like they are honoring their commitment to campaign funders.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
Agreed but I believe that's all illegal. Capitalism can be beautiful.
n/a sharked 2017-05-01
call it a donation from a lobbyist and now it's legal. it's grimy, but that's the game.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
It's legal to take the donation, but it's not legal to act differently because you took the donation- quid pro quo. Yes, so grimy, but still not capitalism. "What could be more capitalist" is really funny though.
n/a sharked 2017-05-01
Just like communism becomes state capitalism, capitalism becomes crony capitalism.
n/a Alasbabylon103 2017-05-01
Amen. this is why I love this sub. Logical and independent minded people!
n/a Ev_Lynn 2017-05-01
If we all moved to a particular areas (like in Atlas Shrugged) and set up a Free districts, then we could replace some Congressmen. Of course, then the government would be on us like the FBI in Waco.
n/a invisiblepinch 2017-05-01
Good luck with that; the 2 party system is so ingrained in (US) culture, it will be too difficult to change; at this time, anyway.
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
It's got to be done though
n/a invisiblepinch 2017-05-01
I agree, there should be more than just 2 parties, but how do you bring about change when TPTB are invested in BOTH parties. Also consider the "mind game" (centuries of programming).
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
I think if you went to a desperate state and took over one seat and advocate for the people and really really try hard to listen to constituents and maybe started a site for direct contract and interaction, people would love it. Carry a GoPro and film the other senators and lobbyist, you'd tear apart their collusion.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
You're talking about the Free State Project
n/a Homonoetic 2017-05-01
/r/voteflux
The revolution will be streamed.
n/a particle409 2017-05-01
What specific policy does a third party advocate, that neither of the two major parties advocate?
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
Separation from the two parties?
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
Non interventionist foreign policy, ending drug war, cutting ties with Israel, no free lunch on Wall St and many more.
n/a particle409 2017-05-01
That's a bit generic. Let's get specific. What would this third party do in the executive branch to wind down the war on drugs?
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
The executive branch makes it a priority with the public and encourages the rescheduling of pot. Executive branch order complete federal decriminalization. Executive branch stop growing opium in Afganistan, etc. ,etc.
n/a particle409 2017-05-01
So what the Democrats were doing.
The president can't actually do that. Congress has to pass legislation to do that.
Sorry, forgot we were in r/conspiracy for a minute. I got no rebuttal for that.
Doesn't mean all that much without Congress. You had the rescheduling part right, and telling states that they can decriminalize if they want. Then again, that goes back to what the Democrats were doing.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
There's about 4 actually orogressive democrats.. they aren't doing shit. Sure, the Pres can't unilaterally change the law, but it's about setting a priority and agenda. If you can get attorney general and DEA on your side, it's done.
n/a particle409 2017-05-01
Again, sounds suspiciously like the Democrats. As much as he could, spending the political capital he had available, Obama pulled the federal government back from imposing on states that wanted to decriminalize. Then again, it wasn't always up to his decision. Just look at what happened when DC tried to decriminalize.
What do you expect them to do? There is a process by which votes are counted for legislation. The Republicans have already voted on DC's marijuana policy. It's not exactly difficult to guess where they would vote in regards to federal law.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
I'm not sure what you are arguing. If Obama can get unconstitutional health care passed, the feds can certainly decriminalize pot.
n/a particle409 2017-05-01
The judicial branch decides what is or is not unconstitutional.
Obama's fight for a filibuster proof super majority in Congress is pretty well documented. He didn't wave a hand and magically control the legislative branch. Let's assume every single congressional Democrat voted to repeal all federal law against marijuana. It would still fail just on a majority vote, there wouldn't even be a filibuster.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
You're right, laws will never change and there's nothing we can do and third parties are pointless.
n/a particle409 2017-05-01
The point is that there are already politicians fighting for this issue. People are just too lazy to vote for them in midterm elections.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
They will get my vote unless there's a third party candidate. Green for green sucka.
n/a Billsucksass 2017-05-01
Even if an independent party got voted in they would soon be consumed into the regular system. The parties and presidents are not even the true rulers of America. Several presidents premature deaths have shown what happens when you rub the real government the wrong way. "BOOM!" Headshot!
n/a FREE_PALESTINE_NOW 2017-05-01
Voting is a fucking waste of time
n/a snowmandan 2017-05-01
sad but tru
n/a thealiensarejealous 2017-05-01
Never gonna work. The entire system is rigged and needs to be let go completely. It's never gonna work because it was never supposed to.
n/a AdviseMyAdvice 2017-05-01
Yes it will work stop being a defeatist / concern troll. That's exactly what they said about Bernie's campaign and he got 45% of the vote in a rigged primary.
All we have to do is start early. Our backup plan can be the democrats, but don't donate or volunteer for the Democratic Party who will waste 2+ years of your life when they cheat you.
The reason Stein didn't get into the debates is because we wasted our time with Bernie through the Democratic Party. Let's not make that mistake again. And if Democrats really fear Trump as much as they say they do they will join us to defeat him.
I've already started my search for 3rd party candidates. If anybody is interested in a crowdsourced search for our next president we could really use a little more support at /r/new_movement
n/a thealiensarejealous 2017-05-01
That's exactly what they want us to think. They want us to continue playing their little game in hopes that one day we just might win. You'll see eventually that it's not going to happen.
n/a AdviseMyAdvice 2017-05-01
No. That's what YOU'RE doing. It' not like I'm asking you for money. I'm just asking you for some god damn support so we can start taking care of our neighbors & so we can stop fucking bombing innocent people in 3rd world countries.
Join me or don't join me I don't care that much, but don't concern troll this movement. You're just speculating and it's not helping anybody.
n/a thealiensarejealous 2017-05-01
I'm not joining you.
n/a AdviseMyAdvice 2017-05-01
Ok then you will be implicitly supporting Republicans just like anybody who voted for Hillary was in 2016. #BernieOrBust supporters tried to warn people like you before and you didn't listen. I guess 4 more years of Trump might not be so bad. LOL.
n/a thealiensarejealous 2017-05-01
dumb
n/a AdviseMyAdvice 2017-05-01
I know. We didn't have to have Trump if Democrats actually held their party, candidates, and leadership accountable. Instead DWS was not held accountable at all. She was literally praised and offered a job by Clinton directly after stepping down https://www.hillaryclinton.com/briefing/statements/2016/07/24/hillary-clinton-statement-on-the-resignation-of-democratic-national-committee-chair-debbie-wasserman-schultz/
Luckily there is a class action lawsuit against the DNC & Debbie :D
https://www.facebook.com/DNCfraudlawsuit/
n/a thealiensarejealous 2017-05-01
No I mean you, dummy.
n/a AdviseMyAdvice 2017-05-01
Use your words. Until then I'll just downvote, report, and move on.
n/a thealiensarejealous 2017-05-01
Thanks, dummy.
n/a AdviseMyAdvice 2017-05-01
npnp
n/a Dogetor_Doge 2017-05-01
This "system" is similar to sports gambling, no matter what outcome, the only one's who always win are the bookkeepers.
It's not only the numbers that are rigged but the selection of candidates themselves.
It didn't matter if you voted for Trump or Clinton because both are from the same bloodline (Burke's Peerage).
n/a 157437733864238322 2017-05-01
You cannot change the system from within the system. Our system has already been corrupted by the psychopaths. We need a constitutional convention.
n/a Katayani108 2017-05-01
Please give up thinking that voters have any power to change who is actually running this country. And I am not being pessimistic either-- this is the reality. If voting changed anything-they wouldn't let us do it.
n/a WarlordBeagle 2017-05-01
In order to have a real effect, you would have to win a majority in some district. This is a hard trick to pull off.
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
You just need the state as one of 100 members. If you get 5% of the Senate, you can meet with 50 billion dollars based off Trump's budget.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
The Free State Project is working on this in NH.
n/a DrSultanPhDD 2017-05-01
The two party system prevents conquering through immigration. Ask Europe how their multi-party governments are doing. The Dutch literally just gave up 3 seats to Turkish invaders (Denk party).)
n/a Homonoetic 2017-05-01
There's an American chapter of the Flux system being set up currently.
Flux is a system of digital democracy where you can vote directly on Bills that come through the senate and your Flux senator will vote according to the results of their constituents voting.
There's a few more complexities too it, but digital democracy is the revolution we're all looking for.
/r/voteflux
Digital democracy or death.
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
Direct democracy is will never happen because it means the bigs have less.
n/a Homonoetic 2017-05-01
Exactly why it must happen.
For what it's worth, Flux is an altered version of direct democracy called Issue Based Direct Democracy. Same same, but different.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
Ate there any politicians running as/with flux yet? school board even?
n/a Homonoetic 2017-05-01
Not as of yet. They're contesting every upcoming state election in Australia and we have a few international chapters starting up throughout the world, but nothing locked yet.
I see no reason why it couldn't be focussed in on local councils etc. to run as proof of concept.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
Way cool. Yes, I think the local proof of concept is a logical first step. Hadn't heard of flux but longtime DD fan. Good work.
n/a John__Podesta 2017-05-01
Bro I feel ya but if you think gary johnson or plant lady were good for america then god help us.
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
Very nice arguments... These two did not represent talent to be noble players in a recreational/ reform democracy. As the idea grows that we do not need to follow the norm, it's eventually going to happen. I think the Democrat Republican collusion is growing obvious and people are searching for a real deferent way.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
Plant lady was legit compared to runs-with-CFR Gary Johnson. Cmon now.
n/a sharked 2017-05-01
Doesn't matter if you have 30 parties as long as you can buy a election with money.
n/a WordSaladMan 2017-05-01
Screw that noise, I've already founded and begun funding a PAC to oust Republicans - who I consider to be basically the Devil - the Democratic party presents the most likely option for that. Attempting to divert likely Democratic voters to third parties is the sort of insanity only someone who wants the Republican party to thrive would advocate - which is, also why I'm thinking I'll start a "Republicans should vote Libertarian!" Super PAC, while I'm at it. I've got ideas for campaigns designed to drive likely voters into the Democratic fold, drive Republican diehards third party, and discourage Democratic voters from considering third party candidates. Hell, I've already begun spending against the Green Party.
We'll get viable third parties once one of the major parties is toast - for a time, at least, until one supplants the faded major party - and I choose the Republicans to go the way of the dodo, personally. Our political system is a two party system, though, at its core.
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
I'm glad your biased is trapped in the two party circle jerk. We need future thinkers not mindless sheep. We need to create a new game.
n/a orrery 2017-05-01
This is a stupid strategy. The DNC is already on the verge of extinction and so it is the natural option to choose. It is also the party of the KKK and fascism. If we want to get rid of one of the two parties then the DNC is the most logical pick as it will require the least effort to finish off.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
Yes, you can split the reoublican party- god and war on one side, and conservatism on the other.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
Yes, you can split the Republican party- god and war on one side, and conservatism on the other.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
Yes, you can split the Republican party- god and war on one side, and conservatism on the other.
n/a TwoDimesMove 2017-05-01
Government is the problem. Monopoly of violence will never lead to freedom. Agorism
n/a Alex_Jewns 2017-05-01
The solution isn't political.
n/a turdurnald 2017-05-01
I'm not sure multiparty systems are better. Besides, the 2 party system give us Trump.
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
Educate the people and you can entertain multiple ideas to solve problems. If you are on Mars with 10 people, and the leader makes a choice you know is wrong, are you going to do it against your better judgement?
n/a bannana 2017-05-01
You make it sound as though our participation is what fuels the 2 party system when it was created from the ground up to be self sustaining with or without us. Our diverging from it won't cause it to collapse and won't get us a different system either.
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
Decapitate the snake...
n/a orrery 2017-05-01
We need to take advantage of current situation and completely eliminate the Democratic Party and the two party system. There is no such thing as a one party system as The Diversity of Individuals is infinitely superior to a Diversity of Parties. The DNC should share the fate of the KKK and be eliminated for good. If we need a two-party system so bad, then a Republican - Libertarian system is far preferable.
Make no mistake though, the CIA and Deep State are currently engaged in Operation Save the Democrats. This can not 've allowed. The fascist and globalist DNC must be eliminated permanently.
n/a d3rr 2017-05-01
The KKK is still around, in this land of the free, sir bans a lot.
n/a claytonmation 2017-05-01
Pfft, vote. The system is broken! How much longer do you think it's going to last like this? I say it's time for real change! I'm getting everything ready to announce my coronation as King of America.
n/a thakiddd 2017-05-01
We would need a massive campaign to get any traction. This game is rigged
n/a escalationstares 2017-05-01
The two party system and the divisions it creates permeate American society. If one party says 'yes' the other party only exists to say 'no'.
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
I think if you went to a desperate state and took over one seat and advocate for the people and really really try hard to listen to constituents and maybe started a site for direct contract and interaction, people would love it. Carry a GoPro and film the other senators and lobbyist, you'd tear apart their collusion.
n/a snowmandan 2017-05-01
sad but tru
n/a Homonoetic 2017-05-01
/r/voteflux
The revolution will be streamed.
n/a CT_Real 2017-05-01
"Theres a large portion of our country that is abusing welfare systems and has no desire to be productive members of society. Hell I can show you proof just meet some old highschool shit heads I know."
Anecdotal evidence = a large portion of our country. Iron clad logic.
n/a Your_Wifes_B0yfriend 2017-05-01
you're one of those bitches that thinks "hur dur its poor peoples fault because they dont work hard enough durrrrrrrrr". u dont realize in some parts of the country people work 80 hours a week and still struggle with bills while living in small ass apartments. you cant see past the first layer of a problem so you just think being poor=your fault. very ignorant mindset.
n/a showmeurboobsplznthx 2017-05-01
You just need the state as one of 100 members. If you get 5% of the Senate, you can meet with 50 billion dollars based off Trump's budget.
n/a invisible__hand 2017-05-01
How do those boots taste?