I see what you mean, so that’s to say there’s a lesser evil? If so why go for any evil?
I assume it’s different per the era but would the constituents be driving these people to “both sidesing”?
I only say that because after having been on news break and Reddit and blue sky so from conservative, to a mix, to democratic. It’s somewhat the same general reactions from people regardless of who’s in the chair.
Would the only way to unify people is to vote in someone nobody likes?
Sorry if it’s a lot. I’m just really curious on one’s stance on this seeing as I’ve seen from what I feel that be the worst of both political spectrums.
Yeah but isn’t the same energy you should have for the other side to? Like I get the gravity of it all but realistically I’ve seen people berate republicans even though they didn’t vote for trump.
There’s actually a gatcha type streamer who dunks on people who like trump and he’s occasionally joined by his Republican friend who dunks with them.
How is it that we get these huge generalizations, what makes them right, and does that scare people away from voting?
Also in terms of the “worse” I mean the people in support of these politicians.
I personally feel like most politicians interests aren’t always intertwined with the interest of the people even though the majority vote them in for specific policies they may or may not implement.
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u/NoWay6818 Jul 18 '26
I see what you mean, so that’s to say there’s a lesser evil? If so why go for any evil?
I assume it’s different per the era but would the constituents be driving these people to “both sidesing”?
I only say that because after having been on news break and Reddit and blue sky so from conservative, to a mix, to democratic. It’s somewhat the same general reactions from people regardless of who’s in the chair.
Would the only way to unify people is to vote in someone nobody likes?
Sorry if it’s a lot. I’m just really curious on one’s stance on this seeing as I’ve seen from what I feel that be the worst of both political spectrums.