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Not a good assumption.
Just trying to initiate a conversation on a subject that many do not understand, hence the posting.
And then there is always the prospect, not good but none the less it is there, to inspire more to challenge the current system.
If we could arouse as much dialogue about this issue as there is for many other subjects of lessor impact......maybe there is an opportunity to change for the better.
Unfortunately the silent majority and those who gain from the current system are not motivatable.
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Then tell them to boycott BOTH the D and R party this year. If everyone voted Libertarian, we'd have an "honest" former governor and a strong message to the powers that be that we've had it with the cronyism. The bought and paid for "candidates" who should wear sponsors on their jacket like NASCAR drivers.
We need to convince them that they're not really voting for a choice, they're voting for two guys and a "lady" that already work for the corporations, banks, insurance companies, etc.
We're hypnotized, brainwashed into thinking...only their guy can win...nobody else is viable. The one who wins is the one who the most vote for. Make it an honest one for a change. See what happens. Better than a KNOWN liar and thief.
That's what irks me the most about the ignorant public, they KNOW they're both crooks, they CALL them the "lesser of two evils", yet they dutifully keep voting for them! You want to slap them or snap your fingers to get them out of their hopeless trance.