• givesomefucks@lemmy.world
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    12 days ago

    I’ll believe it when I see it.

    But where are you going to see it that you’d count it?

    Because this article didn’t meet that threshold?

    Do you want someone in a maga hat to approach you and say it?

    I’d like to think you’d realize they’d stop wearing the hat first, and long before approaching random strangers for that conversation you think will happen,ntheyll just not vote.

    • henfredemars@infosec.pub
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      12 days ago

      I want to see results in actual polls that matter: people voting and supporting candidates that disagree with his values.

      It’s true that there have been some impressive wins in some elections, but at least in my state, it remains an intense Republican stronghold. Believe me, I’d love for that to change, but it seems highly unlikely. Support remains overwhelming in the only way that matters and that is continuing control by the party because voters still feel confident enough in Republicans. Hence, my family is planning on moving out of state to someplace that aligns better with the our values. I don’t appreciate threatening members of my family as part of their political rhetoric.

      I want to see a firm and unequivocal rejection of his hateful and self-destructive values through voting and protests. This is what I expect to see. It’s not nearly enough.

    • Carl@anarchist.nexus
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      12 days ago

      But where are you going to see it that you’d count it?

      At the ballot box. That’s really the only “survey” that matters. Everything else is just statisticians trying to justify their Masters degrees. I’m hopeful for midterms, but I’ve been so consistently disappointed by my peers that I’m refusing to get my hopes up until after the results are in.