Only 17% of Arab American voters say they will vote for Biden in 2024, according to a new poll.

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    1 year ago

    Man, check revolutions throughout history. They don’t happen because authoritarian governments get too authoritarian. They happen when authoritarian governments let up the pressure during times of tension.

    Authoritarian governments that collapse due to over-authoritarianism typically fall to coups, not revolutions.

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        1 year ago

        The real answer is to vote local, get involved, if there are no good options run or find a decent person who is capable of running. Either way, support the campaigns of those decent options, do a little volunteering. Change happens from the ground up. Changing the whole system at once is impossible, slowly spreading change from the local level shows other disenfranchised voters there is a chance, and it picks up momentum from there.

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        1 year ago

        Throwing away your vote is a sure fire way to make things worse. Vote for the candidate that has the highest odds of winning who will make things better, or at least not worse. Just because you don’t like the candidate on the “left” doesn’t mean they’re not the one that will objectively do the least harm in office. Letting Trump or anyone else on the right in office is objectively bad on so many measures.

        Voting third party is morally reprehensible. Even if it makes you feel better, it’s worst for all of us. Don’t be selfish.