You can see the context of the two posts above mine though (unless that’s too far back for your “History” degree).

How about you shove a feather up your ass and call it Macaroni, Yankee Doodle

You were talking about GEORGE WASHINGTON?!?! GEORGE!!!!

We’re talking about voting trends in the last 40 years, you weirdo. Keep on topic.

Except at no point am I not blaming Washington. I am quite literally blaming Washington.

So again, are you literate?

If the Democrat is good, I’ll 100% vote for them. But I’m not interested in voting for what would have been a Republican platform 20 years ago.

Hello, are you literate?

The fear is that the outcome will be a worse choice later. To vote strategically, you need faith that the less-bad option winning will lead to a better choice later on. But when it consistently leads to worse and worse options (regardless of who wins), then enabling it seems like the worst outcome.

“No one got hurt”

He shot and killed multiple people

Part of knowing US history is knowing about the genocide of native peoples, the slave trade, the failure of reconstruction, etc.

Another part is knowing about John Brown, the IWW, the 1934 San Fransisco General Strike, and others who worked against the above.

Hello, are you literate?