Short, quippy, and categorically wrong. You're underscoring my points about how we're getting divided and subsequently conquered. But keep on being divisive and see how that works for you. I'll be over here trying to unite my fellow leftists.

Want to demolish a regime? It's gonna take a lot more than a vote. But waiting for a perfect candidate is a sure way to lose. The worldwide fash uprising didn't happen within a single voting cycle; this was a concerted, multi-front effort on the part of Conservatives and oligarchs (see: "Evil Geniuses," by Kurt Andersen). In the United States, that movement probably started in earnest with the Powell Memorandum, but can trace its roots much further to psy-ops like the Red Scare and covert ops like COINTELPRO. Coincidentally, note the dates of when COINTELPRO was revealed and when the Powell Memorandum ("an excess of democracy") was written/disclosed.

Get out from behind the keyboard (yep, I'm calling myself out on that one, too), get out and about in your community, talk to people, organize, unionize, seek out common ground with people, build a bigger table instead of bigger fences. We didn't get into this shit overnight; we're not getting out of it without decades of work and probably bloodshed. The faster we want the change, the more of our own individual blood we need to be willing to invest, while being careful to avoid the exact mistakes that always happen when people demolish regimes. And count on more COINTELPRO-like opposition at every turn. The oligarchy have lots of motivation and money to invest in keeping us divided.

So glad the fascists got in so they can stop the genocide