If you can't see how practical decision making works

You mean like the people in blue states who know their electoral vote is going to be blue no matter what? Or the people in deep red states who know it won’t be blue even if every Democratic voter in an adjacent state came over and voted blue? Even though it literally wasn’t possible for them to change the election outcome no matter how they voted?

Is that the kind of practical decision making we’re talking about?

Because that sure sounds like voting as a performative religious rite, and that shit is stupid. People in solid red states* were never going to win blue electoral votes, anyone insisting otherwise literally doesn’t understand how presidential elections work in the US. Same for anyone who thinks some leftist in New York was putting America in peril by voting third party.

* Except Nebraska, which splits its votes based on district rather than whole state only.

Yeah, that’s the spirit! Like I said, whatever you do, don’t focus on the sick culture at the center of America that caused this

It would have been the same as before, but have 4 years to actually prepare for better candidates... now you better be spending the 4 years preparing to die for your right to vote.

I'll say it. I don't/didn't love Harris. I thought she threw Biden under the bus way too quickly. I voted for her and think she would have done 1000x better.