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OK, that’s weird. Your comment works for me, but when I tried updating my comment to that syntax, it didn’t work.

I’ll play around with it and see if maybe I just typo’d and need more coffee or something.

Is it not hidden? I’m on a pie-fed instance, and it works fine for me.

I’m not sure that you’re gonna find “The Answer” that you want on here, but this is my attempt: Vote for someone that isn’t the lesser evil. Self Organize on a local level. Fight fascist supporters even when they pretend to be the good guys. Unionize.

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So it’s fair to say that the Democrats won’t sue to keep other leftist parties off the ballot? They’ll back leftist candidates even when it’s not their “chosen” candidate? They’ll actually oppose fascism rather than continue to pave the way for the facists? That they won’t keep pushing more funding to facist policies and systems, and will actually dismantle the facists’ tools?

Because I continuously see them do the opposite of those things.

which is currently the only other actual option in our political system

Premise: false

Isn’t it weird how continuing to do the things that got us here, isn’t fixing the problems that were created? I wonder why that could be. I guess we’ll never know.

…yes voting for the lesser evil is not the best option it’s still better than just letting the evil evil win.

Who said that we should just let the evil win? I don’t see that anywhere.

It’s so weird to me how many people accept the binary that’s been handed to them. As though the ones that hand you that choice would ever let one of the options be to your advantage.