You still haven’t shared the facts that you have which shows that the news org is lying. What happened?

Also, I don’t have to worry about “getting anything out of Jill” because I’m not voting for her.

I just posted the article friend, I didn’t write it. I’m not voting for her. I am not saying people should. I didn’t make the news.

I don’t know what you mean. Everything I’ve asked is rational. Just because YOU don’t like it, doesn’t mean it’s not rational.

Actually, people like you inspired me to create an entirely new Lemmy community just now. You’re really gonna hate it, but well, you convinced me. So thank you!

Yep. Do you have stats to show that it’s not? Have you contacted the news org that wrote the article. They would be happy to update it if you have different facts and figures that show their information to be false.

I don’t know what that means either. What’s the context?

Are you ok?

I don’t know what that means.

Actually I don’t know what that means. Which is why I said it in my last post.

Do you think that the Indy Star news org wore information that is a lie and was designed to manipulate voters? Are you accusing them of that?

Because I didn’t write the article friend, I posted it. You are the one calling for censorship and not me.

So what part of this news article contained lies? What were the lies?

I don’t know what that means.

Why are you even worrying about elections other than the one in front of us?

Because every election since as long as I have been voting, people say variations of “Well voting third party is fine, but not THIS election. THIS election is too important!”

Which is what the OP I was replying to said.

I’ve been voting since 1988. And i have heard this every election. So guess what? I’ve decided that this election isn’t any more or less important than any election. And I’m proudly voting third party. :)

It’s just what it is.

I’d have to say citation needed

Well the democrats are trying mighty hard to keep Claudia De la Cruz and Jill Stein off the ballots.

Also, I LOVED Bernie Sanders, and I personally think the Democrats did him dirty because they wanted Hilary on the ticket. And look how that turned out.

Wow, so you really are advocating for limiting choices and restricting access to information. You’re endorsing censorship and would rather this space be an echo chamber.

Glad the mods here don’t agree with you!

What do you mean?

So by posting an article, that I didn’t write, from a news org I have no association with, I’m “pushing” the article?

Are all the pro-Democrat or pro-Harris articles here also being posted by people who are “pushing” an agenda?

Are you suggesting that news articles that don’t represent the majority opinion in this community shouldn’t be shared or viewed at all? Do you think certain news should be hidden from the public?

It sounds like you’re advocating for limiting choices and restricting access to information. I’d really appreciate some clarification because, to me, it sounds like you’re endorsing censorship and would rather this space be an echo chamber.

But I didn’t write it. And if it’s so obvious that it’s a “misleading fluff piece” then it wouldn’t sway anyone.

And actually since the news org wrote it, are you saying that the news org is writing fluff pieces for a third party? Are you going to contact the reporters and the editorial team to let your thoughts be known?

I just post the news, I don’t write it, friend.

So does that mean you think these third party news articles posted to Lemmy are actually swaying Lemmy voters?! Come on, now… lol

Do you honestly think that by people posting a third party article, that lots of Lemmy voters are gonna suddenly drop their Harris support and go pro-third party?!

Is that the big mission you are on? To put a stop to that? Seriously?

So if you DO believe that, then are you saying that people should NOT vote third party news? That people SHOULDN’T have access to other news or other opinions?

You just posted it. 🤷‍♂️

Fair point!

Good, since I didn’t do anything wrong in the first place. :)

It’s a throwaway vote whether you want to admit it or not.

Not to me. I feel that voting based on principle isn’t “throwing away” a vote; it’s exercising the right to stand for policies and candidates that truly reflect my personal values.

I support and respect your right to your opinion. I just don’t agree with it.

I don’t know who that is or what you mean.