you don't need 99% of people to agree with you to implement policy

in this country you do

lmao

Was Hitler a Nazi? <:Thonk:362811285869559808>

you don't need 99% but you need a large number

without public support you will never do anything

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nope

and you will never have public support

yes

America is a plutocracy

this isn't weimar germany

lt's getting there

Lol

this is a 250 year old democracy that's been functioning without a stop for that whole time

you get public support by gathering wealth and power, and then funding media campaigns and movies/propaganda

which then get ppl on board

muh plutocracy

as well as using retards like antifa to polarize everyone into your pov

rich people have more influence than a poor homeless guy wow what a surprise

that doesn't mean that voters have no power

Except the civil war lmao

government kept functioning throughout the civil war

The US may not be Weimar Germany economically speaking but socially it is pretty much there

@agag voters have basically no power

yes they do

the two choices are practically identical

Well no not really

where to they substantially differ on important things like war? trade? economics?

The pool of@who you can vote for is extremely limited

because most americans agree on core issues

there's a few social issues they might slightly deviate on

but just barely

and and those are the choices

most americans aren't radicals

As only the most connected people can get into office

radical is relative

overton window shifting is an inevitability

what's radical changes but what's certain is that most americans are moderates

most Germans in ns were moderates

the reason the two parties agree on most things is because most americans agree on most things