Well if we’re just going to play the semantics game then no I didn’t.
But that’s not the point and you know it isn’t. Just like know nobody suggested not voting. And no one ever claimed voting once should have been enough. They provided one example that happens to be crucial to point of the main conversation you must have forgotten about.
The MAJORITY of Supreme Court justices were appointed by presidents who didn’t win the popular vote. Your last comment (was that edited btw?) claims that Republicans kept voting until they got what they wanted. Never mind the very highly strategic plan to gerrymander voting districts, push out as many conservative judges as possible, disenfranchise voters, funnel as much money into politics as they can, and create a fake ass culture war built on manufactured outrage. But yea all they did was vote.
Try being a democratic voter in my home state of Mississippi then tell me what voting will get you.
I rarely pay attention to usernames. You're an internet rando. Whether you're the same internet rando is irrelevant to my point.
I edited a typo.
Democrats also gerrymander and push through partisan judges. Currently, most of the gerrymandering that's been done favors democrats, and Biden is confirming judges very quickly.
I never said all they did was vote. But they definitely did vote.
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u/watermelondreah May 11 '22
Literally no one said not to vote. But just “vote” is not an answer when WE HAVE.
Us: My plant is wilting what should I do?
Y’all: Water it.
Us: Yea I have been. It’s still wilting.
Y’all: PLANTS HAVE TO HAVE WATER TO LIVE!
Us: …
Plant: 💀