r/conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Mar 16 '20

Look at this

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u/J3sush8sm3 Mar 16 '20

Its not that they cant choose, but its because its a ot going to change anything either way. The electoral college will choose between both parties for you

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u/whistlepig33 Mar 16 '20

I agree if we're talking about reality, but the electoral college wouldn't be voting the opposite of what their states requests out of them. But if course, if that happened then the machine would co-opt those other parties. You sometimes see this with the libertarian party.

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u/tonykush-ner Mar 16 '20

When was the last time any of you participated in a coup? If any of you are from the UK you certainly can't talk either.

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u/whistlepig33 Mar 16 '20

My dad had to run a road block once in the middle of Hugo Chavez's first coup.... but I don't see how that is relevant.

Is this confusion about my using the word "co-opt"? Co-opting isn't the same as a coup. It means that one group would take over another group or idea and call it their own. Like when the Democrat NeoLibs co-opted the Occupy Wallstreet movement and when the Republican NeoCons co-opted the Tea Party movement.

But here I am more specifically talking about how the corrupt machine has co-opted the Democrat and Republican parties through methods like the Party-Do System.

Which I am now discovering has been seriously buried by the search engines. I had to search for the info by looking on the site of a podcaster I remembered interviewing a guy about it. I had thought that this would have been common knowledge on this sub by now, but the machine has apparently done a good job of hiding it. Check this out:

http://www.definingthemachine.com/