Again, you made up your mind to have a competition of racing to the bottom, so you can continue to dismiss and ignore others.

I am for fighting for a better society for the future, and that starts by growing grassroots movements and continuing to help our local communities.

I see the Green Party as a stepping stone that will help us much more in the long term, tacking our systematic problems.

I see the duopoly as the fascists, though...

Voting for the status quo for many decades did not improve the lives of workers. 

In fact, we are involved in multiple wars, and our economy is not doing so well again. 

Political tribalism is working really well to keep dividing us.

You have already made up your mind that everyone who does not follow your ideals must have much more privilege than yourself.

Voting and protesting: to create a better society, people need to be willing to demand more than what the status quo can provide.

This imaginary gun is being held by the duopoly against the populace every four years, just so that the status quo can continue.

The Lord won't help us on this one; we need to be the ones to fight for what we demand. 

The civil rights movements happened because people were fed up with the status quo. 

Wrong assumtions on all parts.

Nice try though, racing to the bottom with victimhood so as to disregard others that do not bow down to your ideals. 

We are currently in a fascist regime; both parties are heavily lobbied by corporations that dictate policy.

People continue to struggle more and more under both parties, while they play political theater to continue to divide us.

Voting outside the two-party system will help establish that people do have standards when voting. 

Voting is one - an important one.

Yes, and a good percentage of the populace decides to stay in and not reward the duopoly with their vote. 

Stop wasting your vote with the duopoly; voting out of fear should not be the norm.

Do not give in to the fearmongering that the establishment and the politicians push on the people every four years.

Our long-term goal should be to continue to build up grassroots movements for the working class; this won't happen in a day.

It seems a lot of people suffer from short-term memory. 

During CNN's Democratic presidential debate, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) tears into Sen. Kamala Harris' record when she served as an attorney general and district attorney. #CNN #News

Tulsi Gabbard rips Kamala Harris' record on criminal prosecutions^[[1] Jul 31, 2019 | https://youtu.be/Y4fjA0K2EeE]

I wonder what Tara Reade would say about that.