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More than half of Harris voters, 51 percent, say that America is not a functioning democracy, while 52 percent of Trump voters take the opposite view and say the U.S. is a model.
I’m amazed only half think America is not a functioning democracy. American “democracy” is totally broken.
They’re talking about voters. Most people didn’t.
1/3 didn’t. That’s not good, but it’s not most people.
Oh, I got it backwards. I thought 1/3 did.
It’s also the highest voter participation we have ever had in the history of our country
Only 25% of the country voted during the Great Depression
You could say it’s broken. I’d say it doesn’t really exist and only ever appeared to when those pulling the levers wanted it to seem that way.
It did exist briefly, but it was swiftly broken and from the very start was just designed poorly (e.g. political parties are basically entirely incompatible with the shitty voting system). It sometimes briefly semi-works before shortly after collapsing again.
Same people who think peaceful protest at this point in time will yield results.
And how many of that 35% are willing to take the risk of it becoming a civil war?
The civil war is inevitable and has already started. The instigators are being hired by ICE.
Why is this your first question
Your initial premise is incorrect. Money is less valuable than community.
Best hope for an amicable divorce.
Arguably all revolutions are civil wars.
How many of the 65% are happy to do nothing as the fascists keep winning?
I’d say its about 99.9% of both groups. I mean, Trump got elected, and no one stopped it. Americans can’t be that attatched to a functioning democracy. Or human rights. Or not having a rapist treasonous dementia ridden piece of shit steering our country into the plantery core. Off hand, I can only think of about 4 people who id consider the true americans of this generation, and i think all four of those people are right wingers sadly. As much as i hate right wingers, it does seem like if the country is ever to be improved, itll be a lone right winger to do it.
There was a group of anarchists who ambushed an ICE facility and shot them.
The media quickly buried that story, which always makes me laugh when I hear how Libs say not to use violence as Trump is only waiting for an excuse. Yet when he got the perfect excuse, it’s all crickets.
and how does the distribution of gun-ownership fall between these two groups of people?
Much closer than you would probably expect. The left just doesn’t make it their whole personality.
The demographics of gun ownership in the U.S. | Pew Research Center https://share.google/Pz2KRohaJ1GEqWMEV
" There are also significant differences across parties, with Republican and Republican-leaning independents more than twice as likely as Democrats and those who lean Democratic to say they own a gun (44% vs. 20%)."
Everybody says they want a revolutions, but nobody wants to take responsibility for the inevitable civil war that follows. -I don’t remember where I heard that but it seems relevant here.
Don’t forget that some people lie to surveys to skew the results.
