Sacrificing democracy to save it

Democrats have reached the end of the long winding road of hating Trump. Not because of his policies, but because of his words. He says things that democrats hate, so they hate him. It is almost like Trump went out of his way to be as divisive as he could possibly be. You know, sticking his fingers in the eyes of democrats in anyway possible to get them to hate him.

Now to save this country from the bad orange man who wants to end democracy democrats must sacrifice democracy in order to save it. Democrats must let a privately owned corporation select a candidate to run against Trump. That means you will have no vote to decide. The election will be replaced by a selection.

Now democrats have to sink lower than Trump to keep him from being president again. They have to become dictators to fight the dictator. How are they going to rationalize this? Is it really that easy to betray everything they said they stood for?

@Metal-Brain said
Democrats have reached the end of the long winding road of hating Trump. Not because of his policies, but because of his words. He says things that democrats hate, so they hate him. It is almost like Trump went out of his way to be as divisive as he could possibly be. You know, sticking his fingers in the eyes of democrats in anyway possible to get them to hate him.

No ...[text shortened]... hey going to rationalize this? Is it really that easy to betray everything they said they stood for?

@no1marauder said
You're an imbecile with this ridiculous rant in multiple threads.

I already gave you the reasons why, so I imagine it is useless to do so again. IF Biden steps down, there can't be some nationwide primary or 50 second State primaries.

And democracy, such as it is in the US, will happen in November either way.

You're making a fool of yourself.

@Metal-Brain said
Doesn't matter Biden has decided to help Trump win.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/obama-privately-concerned-about-biden-white-house-staff-freak-over-hunter

Selecting a candidate is obvious hypocrisy. Democrats cannot betray democracy to beat Trump. They complained about trump stealing democracy for too long.
Trump will be our next POTUS and we both know it.

@Metal-Brain said
Democrats have reached the end of the long winding road of hating Trump. Not because of his policies, but because of his words. He says things that democrats hate, so they hate him. It is almost like Trump went out of his way to be as divisive as he could possibly be. You know, sticking his fingers in the eyes of democrats in anyway possible to get them to hate him.

No ...[text shortened]... hey going to rationalize this? Is it really that easy to betray everything they said they stood for?

BTW, the US had this form of democracy for almost 200 years before the big money parties started using primaries and caucuses to select the majority of delegates to their conventions to pick the Presidential candidates.

@Metal-Brain said
Doesn't matter Biden has decided to help Trump win.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/obama-privately-concerned-about-biden-white-house-staff-freak-over-hunter

Selecting a candidate is obvious hypocrisy. Democrats cannot betray democracy to beat Trump. They complained about trump stealing democracy for too long.
Trump will be our next POTUS and we both know it.

@no1marauder said
You're sure hoping for that apparently.

I remain reasonably confident that the American People will reject Trump again no matter if Biden steps down or not.

@no1marauder said
You're sure hoping for that apparently.

I remain reasonably confident that the American People will reject Trump again no matter if Biden steps down or not.

@Metal-Brain said
I am hoping for Kennedy, even if he is a hardcore Zionist. Trump and Biden are too so it doesn't matter too much.

@no1marauder said
What primaries did he win?

You must be against democracy.

@no1marauder said
You're an imbecile with this ridiculous rant in multiple threads.

I already gave you the reasons why, so I imagine it is useless to do so again. IF Biden steps down, there can't be some nationwide primary or 50 second State primaries.

And democracy, such as it is in the US, will happen in November either way.

You're making a fool of yourself.

@Mott-The-Hoople said
easy then, as a democrat who are you voting for in november?

@Metal-Brain said
He is an independent.

@no1marauder said
I haven't voted for a Democratic Presidential candidate in the general election since 1992 and won't this year if it's Biden.

Because of the way the Electoral College system is now, my vote won't influence the outcome anyway.