Of course people can protest. Nobody's questioning that.
However, this victim mindset where everything process is "unfair" and elections are "fundamentally broken" is not healthy.
Of course people can protest. Nobody's questioning that.
However, this victim mindset where everything process is "unfair" and elections are "fundamentally broken" is not healthy.
To boot, the remainder of your critique is also off base. The electoral college is broken. And redistricting, gerrymandering, and voter suppression are incredibly "unfair". These aren't petty quibbles, these are truths. Federal courts have established that voter suppression has been happening, that illegal gerrymandering has been happening. Fantasising that these assaults at the integrity of our elections and representation are somehow inconsequential is either ignorance bordering on disastrous negligence in the stewardship of American democracy or simply villainy. Which describes your position?