AmySwank1, I implore you to debate me on this without memes. I am not trying to undermine your political positions or insult you. My goal is to educate you on how our political campaigns work so that you can actually contribute your views to the rest of the voting population.
In a perfect world, perhaps your vote would matter and the United States would honor it's multi-party status by giving equal attention to all parties. But the fact of the matter is, we're a two-party system and have been one for over one hundred years despite the intentions of the founding fathers.
The Green Party primarily appeals to liberal voters and when you advocate for Green Party Presidential Candidates, you falsely presume your vote contributes in some meaningful way but it actually undermines the liberal views that you actively advocate for. Including keeping abortion legal.
I'm not saying you cannot vote independent or Green Party at a local level, or state level, but until there is a significant overhaul in how the electoral college actually works, there is no point in anyone voting for anything other than Democrat or Republican. I've seen this happen for decades and it only leads to people being incredibly disenfranchised in voting to the point that they fail to vote at all. In some ways, I have a feeling that some people think this is the system working as intended.
That the less educated or the less wise do not deserve a vote. I vehemently disagree with that. I'm not going to even lie to you and say that Democrats will actually overhaul or abolish the electoral college. The only truth that I'm prepared to convince you of, is that third party candidates in a Presidential Election, with the way the system is currently structured, can never be President.
I'm sorry if I come off as repetitive, but if you ask any questions, I'd be happy to answer them.