WASHINGTON (TND) — Dr.Jill Stein, who is a Green Party presidential candidate, has selected Professor Butch Ware as her vice-presidential running mate.
WASHINGTON (TND) — Dr.Jill Stein, who is a Green Party presidential candidate, has selected Professor Butch Ware as her vice-presidential running mate.
Okay but, like, why those questions and not the others?
This reminds me of having a date with a chick, not wanting to see her again, and then she doesn’t stop texting and asking why.
I’m just not that into you.
Stop, or I block you. Ok? We cool?
We’re cool.
I do have 3 lingering questions though:
Have you researched Agenda 47, and if so, what are your thoughts on it?
Why do you support the Green Party Candidate as your far-and-away favorite pick while not seeming to care about Trump’s environmental policy?
Why do you reply to people who disagree with you if you’re allegedly not trying to sway them and are allegedly only here to share articles?
Blocking you because you just can’t take a hint. I am not voting for your candidate. I don’t care about your fear of Trump. I don’t care about Agenda 47. I don’t care about your questions. I’m blocking you because you don’t know when to stop. :) So have fun!
And I’m still not gonna vote for you Harris. Even tho that makes you really really mad. And I am very happy to not see your reply cuz you’re blocked. :)
Okay, but if/when you see this, I still have 3 questions:
Have you researched Agenda 47, and if so, what are your thoughts on it?
Why do you support the Green Party candidate as your far-and-away favorite pick while not seeming to care about a Trump presidency, given his environmental policy?
Why do you reply to people who disagree with you if you’re allegedly not trying to sway them and are allegedly only here to share articles?
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You actually got them to block you, I respect it. I thought they were physically incapable of giving someone else the last word. I gave up way earlier than you when I realized they were just addicted to arguing. I agree that they don’t seem intended to engage in good-faith discussions, but so far I guess by the letter of the law they’ve managed to skirt the community rules.
Thanks, yeah I guess the trick is to politely ask normal, reasonable questions that a good-faith party would answer honestly. Who’d have thunk it xD
Tbh if the guy/troll/whatever had answered the first two questions earlier on, depending on the answers I prolly would’ve just backed off, “oh well, agree to disagree” style.
Him being weirdly “I don’t have to answer that…but I have to tell you that I won’t answer” was funny so I went with it.
Well done. I don’t think anyone else has cornered them as well as that, most get exasperated at the irrelevant walls of text talking about abstract merits of voting rights when the point was something completely different.
Still can’t wrap my head around whether it’s a political motivation or just fishing for arguments.