grump
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Everytime a major election rolls around, in 'hardline' conservative groups mostly ( Dems for some reason don't seem to have this problem as much except back with Bernie Sanders) a debate springs up between two camps.
One side which I call the Lesser Evil camp usually concedes the candidate kind of sucks but that we should stick with them because the other guy is much worse.
While the other side, the Accelerationists says we should just let the other guy win because while they agree that they're horrible. They're going to be so horrible its going to wreck everything so badly people will be forced to snap into their senses and finally vote for an actual good candidate the next time around.
So which side if any do you think is right? On the one hand the Lesser Evil camp has given us duds like the Bushs, Romney, and McCain. But on the other hand I'm struggling to think of anything positive the Accelerationists have accomplished either. Accelerationist thinking led to Obama which I'm sure most conservatives would agree was a disaster and I'm not sure there was enough of a 'snapback' to really make up for it like they promised.
One side which I call the Lesser Evil camp usually concedes the candidate kind of sucks but that we should stick with them because the other guy is much worse.
While the other side, the Accelerationists says we should just let the other guy win because while they agree that they're horrible. They're going to be so horrible its going to wreck everything so badly people will be forced to snap into their senses and finally vote for an actual good candidate the next time around.
So which side if any do you think is right? On the one hand the Lesser Evil camp has given us duds like the Bushs, Romney, and McCain. But on the other hand I'm struggling to think of anything positive the Accelerationists have accomplished either. Accelerationist thinking led to Obama which I'm sure most conservatives would agree was a disaster and I'm not sure there was enough of a 'snapback' to really make up for it like they promised.