electric_nan

Care to drop some key policy differences between Harris and Biden?

Are you saying that republicans and greens are equally likely to win any given presidential election?

Holy fuck. The US, currently led by the dems, is giving billions in material, lethal aid to the Israelis, while also providing political cover for them to continue their genocide, both in their domestic statements, as well as at the UN. I don't vote in Russia, I don't vote in China. I vote and pay taxes in the US.

I don't even understand what you are trying to say. Is this a subtle insinuation that I'm not a US citizen or something?

Hurrdurr

You have to care about all the dem policies because they stand a chance of winning and enacting (or not!) them. For (many?) potential green voters it may only matter that they are right about one or two acute critical issues. To be blunt: the dems don't care about stopping the genocide of Palestinians. That issue is critical enough and acute enough that many people will simply never vote for anyone on the wrong side of it, but they still want to vote. In which case either the dems come around to the moral policy or those voters choose someone else. Like it or don't like it, I'm just explaining how I see it.

I am reading your comments, but I am still missing your point. Nobody that votes for the Greens in the US thinks they are in any danger of winning and outlawing WiFi.

I can imagine that they at least attempt to. I don't really understand what you're getting at though. Given their place in the American political landscape, they don't really have to. Democrats on the other hand, given their position, have to be able to defend all of their policies on the merits. That's what this whole conversation is about-- democrats mad at the left for making them defend the indefensible.

And what do you call a "serious" party that manages to lose to people like Donald Trump?