you can plan your revolution and also vote, just in case it doesn't work. they are not mutually exclusive.

I've been hearing variations of this line from Western tankies for at least 15 years now. And I'm quite sure it was going on long before I got into politics.

It's almost like it's all a LARP.

We don't decide elections with bullets. Not yet, anyway.

The (correct) leftist message is that voting is the bare minimum someone can do and that we should do more (like protest, join community organizations, and sure even revolt) but the takeaway isn't "don't vote" it's "don't just vote."

You can go all sovcit and pretend the state doesn't matter just because you are anti-state (a valid position to have) but you're still going to experience state violence whether or not you think you should.

Compared to Trump when it comes to listening to reasonable suggestions about Palestine, I'd say Kamala is all ears.

Do you realise what you're saying here? You want to spend years in jail?

Ah yes Tulsi Gabbard. An obvious GOP plant in the 2020 primary that...Oh, would you look at that, left the democratic party citing wokeness and now campaigns for the GOP. I guess we have to trust her motives when she 'Rips' a prosecutor for doing prosecutor things.

If Tulsi Gabbard is your moral guide, you're truly lost.

Tulsi Gabbard

lololololol

Username: "leftofjillstein"

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You think she might have changed her positions in the over a decade of time that's passed since she was in office as a prosecutor? You're also ignoring all of the reforms she did as a prosecutor, such as refusing to seek the death penalty.

And that's not even mentioning that there's VERY, little space for good faith criticism from the woman who said she'd be "Honored" to join the Republican Party and become Trump's VP candidate.