I consider responding to that coverage with the voting qualifiers as essentially evading the question, because it reframes 'something bad Biden is doing to lose support' into 'our personal obligation to vote for him regardless' and is frequently accompanied by 'if you say you won't it'll be your fault he loses' instead of it being his fault for making the choive in the first place. It's the reason anarchists are anti-electoralism; it neuters any actual organizing efforts by misdirecting it towards something that is effectively predetermined

It's the atomization of the issue that moves the focus onto the individuality of voting, instead of a recognition that - in political systems- more force is needed if anything substantial will change.

Are they allowed to say that? Sure... just as much as anyone is allowed to say 'genocide Joe will never get my vote'. And then you'll respond to them, and there we go another time around the block.

And if I'm being 100% transparent, I don't pay much attention to the threads where everyone is in agreement. I don't have more to add if people are already in recognition of the problem; it's when i see the deflection of blame onto protestors that i get worked up enough to jump in. maybe that has warped my perception, or maybe it's warped by the hexbear threads I still have federation with that makes the denial over here so intolerable. I don't know. All I know is that if the vibe I'm reading is true to reality, I don't have much optimism for the outcome in November (no matter who wins)