the situation just got INSANE and you won't believe it | the return of /secret/'s greatest commentator!?

>>33904
YES!

>>33907
you mean the guy who fired Hasan?

>>33905
return CONFIRMED once and for all | craziest turnaround of 2024 | vermin posts archive

>>33908
Cenk Yogurt? Yeah.

I've come to realize that US religious types tend to value what someone says more than what they do

it's so over

we're so back

kick out the family party that's ruled Sri Lanka into the grave. The dawn of a China focused country is upon them

it's over

it's SO over

BUT ALSO

we're SO back

and his plan was dogwater

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>>33925
To be fair to them, they don't really have a choice. If a fundamental Christian doesn't like the republican candidate who are they going to vote for? It's not like most countries where there are viable alternatives that people can vote for, like in the UK for example where if a Tory voter is unhappy with the Tories they can vote for Reform or the Lib-dems instead.

>>33944
3rd party is usually called a protest vote for a reason
it's to send a message

>>33945
In the US maybe but that's my point, there is no viable alternative over there. In most countries voting for a third party isn't just a protest vote. Reform for example now has representation in parliament, it can vote on legislation and it can have it's voice heard. And The Brothers of Italy were even able to form a coalition government.

Even as a message it can be important and can cause change, look at the recent state elections in Germany for example, because the AFD did so well the federal government got spooked and right after the elections it started enforcing border checks to stop migrants. If the AFD was not the AFD it would have even been able to form state governments but nobody wants to work with them so they can't.