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I still have no intention to vote until the Dems openly endorse tearing up the U.S. Constitution, declaring it invalid, and writing a new one...also the complete disbanding of SCOTUS and Congress in favor of a democratic system where the people decide everything by majority vote.

Not voting against anything. Either i get the government I want or the centrists and MAGA can continue battling it out (with MAGA winning). MAGA are horrendous fascist scum, and Dems have a flat learning curve. The GOP gave their voters what THEY WANTED.

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I get it. Especially if you weren't a working adult during 9/11. Didn't watch Reagan on the addresses about his idiot wars. Lived before Internet and Reality TV. Think about it like this.. It's Kickball time. The bully and the wimp are the only ones left. Who do YOU choose? Those are the ones.

Quite the presupposition that someone who isn't interested in saving a country founded on white supremacy and misogyny wasn't a working adult on 9/11. I fundamentally am fascinated by the neoliberal position that the law and constitution are firewalls to bad actors and cannot be ignored.

No presupposition here. But deciding NOT to use your voice, your ONLY Constitutionally mandated right, makes it SO much easier to take away. So I ask you, whatever you think about yourself, PLEASE give a moment for the rest of the people in this country. 70000+ tax paying people in gulags, dead.

I apologize for my supposition. I will tell you, from that day, my entire life was changed forever. I was 19 working at BCBS who had an HQ in Tower 2. We handled much of their overflow. When it happened, I was prepping to go to my Accounting seminar. Howard Stern stopped me. I heard it live, but

...but my parents were watching CNN. I ran to tell them about the second plane hitting, as I watched the delayed cable video of it in front of my eyes on TV. My mom, an RN, jumped into action. Red Cross, she said. So we went. 10 hours of blood types and resources and miles of lines. Helping was...