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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThose who REFUSED to vote for VP Harris in 2024 have blood on their hands, and will never be able to live this disaster
they have contributed to down.
leftstreet
(39,148 posts)Everyone starting with all those who didn't vote for Carter and all those who voted for every single Republican since.
USS_Dauntless
(256 posts)a GIGANTIC POS Ronald Reagan was. I was in my early 20's back then.
creon
(1,974 posts)Reagan was useless.
An ignorant actor
MichMan
(16,760 posts)They passed every piece of legislation that he signed
tritsofme
(19,823 posts)It was before congressional realignment, these were mostly Southern Democrats who just wouldnt be in the party today.
Polybius
(21,573 posts)Those who refused to vote for Humphrey gave us Nixon.
OrlandoDem2
(3,186 posts)Response to lostincalifornia (Original post)
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yellow dahlia
(4,978 posts)Harris did not lose.
This is an illegitimate "government". And they are acting like one.
Floyd R. Turbo
(32,357 posts)Ms. Toad
(38,359 posts)This constant berating of mythical DU participants who refused to vote for Harris is really tiresome.
How about you bop on over to free republic and dump the blame where it actually belongs
I remember people blaming Harris for all things Israel and refusing to vote for her.
Ms. Toad
(38,359 posts)I'll wait.
LetMyPeopleVote
(175,895 posts)There are a ton of voters who voted for trump who should be ashamed
Link to tweet

Link to tweet
The Somali voter now should regret their votes

Another group who had members voting for trump and regret it

Finally, Green Party voters gave the election to trump twice
Link to tweet
Link to tweet
AloeVera
(4,027 posts)Last edited Sat Jan 24, 2026, 07:44 PM - Edit history (1)
Interesting.
Ms. Toad
(38,359 posts)There's at least one a week, and it got really old a long time ago.
Boo1
(198 posts)But they were certainly on here spewing the type of message that people who WERE admitting to it were saying.
Nixie
(17,957 posts)There was even at least one congressperson leading that charge against Harris and discouraging people from voting for her.
Diraven
(1,849 posts)Ms. Toad
(38,359 posts)Seems to be the logical implication. Otherwise, why post the scolding post here?
lostincalifornia
(5,006 posts)Jill Stein idiots, etc.
You seem to want to censor frustrations that people express on this board all the time if it doesn't fit in your view of the world.
No where is it mentioned in the OP or in this dialog blaming ANYONE on DU. That is all on you.
Ms. Toad
(38,359 posts)For Republicans bad behavior.
Scrivener7
(58,614 posts)lostincalifornia
(5,006 posts)It was obvious that I was referring to THOSE WHO DIDN'T vote for VP Harris. Magas, 3rd party voters, etc.
Ms. Toad
(38,359 posts)If you aren't directing it at DU participants.
lostincalifornia
(5,006 posts)I am concerned, I will put you on ignore.
BannonsLiver
(20,308 posts)leftstreet
(39,148 posts)And in light of recent developments, like say Democratic reps voting FOR funding of ICE, it's confusing.
Would a Harris victory have prevented that vote?
AloeVera
(4,027 posts)Now you're saying you meant Magas too? Since when did we ever think Magas would ever vote for her but REFUSED to do so?
No, your implication in the o/p was clear.
If not DU members, then certainly other Democrats.
Perhaps you meant the 6 or 7 million who voted for Biden but who stayed home for Harris? Do you really think they have "blood on their hands" too? Personally, I think "blood" is the main reason they stayed home! The blood of innocents... But I know others blame misogyny or racism - odd to think other Democrats would be guilty of these things, but to each his own way of not having to reflect on their own failings and responsibility, I guess.
Or is it just a certain segment of Democrats you are blaming, the demographics where Trump increased his support? Blacks, women, hispanics, youth - geez, that's a large segment of the Democratic base!
Or is it a smaller minority and their supporters - too small to have made a difference - that you think has blood on their hands?
The questions are rhetorical of course.
PeaceWave
(2,756 posts)simply chose not to vote. As Joe Biden would say, this last election was "a big fucking deal." It's unconscionable that anyone would choose to have sat this one out. As such, OP's frustration and anger is entirely warranted.
AloeVera
(4,027 posts)That's the hard truth and no amount of blame-shifting is going to sweep it under the rug - though many still keep trying.
When 80% of your base strongly opposes a particular foreign policy you insist on pursuing, you are sure to lose a certain percentage of that base.
There is no complexity or mystery here. Except for the "mystery" of why the base was ignored.
Stop blaming the Democratic base, as the o/p is doing. They were obviously neither in charge nor listened to.
W_HAMILTON
(10,174 posts)Furthermore, if we can complain about Democrats on a website specifically devoted to supporting Democrats, surely we can complain about those fucking morons that didn't support and vote for the Democrat that wouldn't have any of this terribleness happening if she we're elected.
AloeVera
(4,027 posts)But I guess blaming blacks, hispanics, women and youth - all demographics where Trump gained - is a bridge too far??
But Muslims and Palestinian supporters are - what? Fair game?
Now why single them out, as I've seen on this thread and countless others? Surely that's not right, is it? I mean, for one, haven't they suffered enough in the last few years? How are they different from all the other minorities and demographics?
What's the motivation here? Hmmm...
People here are pretty smart. They can figure it out.
Ms. Toad
(38,359 posts)MichMan
(16,760 posts)Even if there were some, the links would just say "Post Removed"
Ms. Toad
(38,359 posts)Being removed requires an alert and a majority vot, neither of which are certainties.
in2herbs
(4,301 posts)is happening in the US now and throughout the entire world is the fault of Republicans in the US.
GoodRaisin
(10,766 posts)But they just sit back and watch.
Every Republican needs to be voted out in 2026.
LetMyPeopleVote
(175,895 posts)mcar
(45,750 posts)FHRRK
(1,380 posts)The piece of shit Republicans who voted for trump
QueerDuck
(1,146 posts)...and encouraging "vote uncommitted" in order to sabotage everything. They know who they are with that BS philosophy... and so do I. Unforgivable.
PeaceWave
(2,756 posts)Autumn
(48,826 posts)lostincalifornia
(5,006 posts)Autumn
(48,826 posts)bdamomma
(69,229 posts)hate, death, division and the rot of this fascist regime because people did not vote or chose not to vote for a woman. For what to see our country being violated and raped by this thuggish POS DJT!!!!! They are the enemy within. Miller, Hegseth, Noem, Bondi, Patel, Mush, Bessett, Russell Vought. They have blood on their hands!!!!!!!
creon
(1,974 posts)Yes they are to blqme
And the oned who ran off Biden. are to blame as well.
I do not blame those who coted for Trump.
They voluntsrily gave up their moral agency.
Mysterian
(6,213 posts)This is not your first post stirring up agitation against a relatively small number of weirdos.
Rob H.
(5,794 posts)of Loudly Ignoring How the Electoral College Works. Yay.
And before anyone gets their undies in a bunch, some of us live in deep-red, non-swing states. I couldve voted for a tree stump for all the difference my vote made.
tinrobot
(11,977 posts)bigtree
(93,551 posts)...recommended.
Polybius
(21,573 posts)The lack of a mini primary (or even a convention with real opposition) was a colossal mistake.
SSJVegeta
(2,461 posts)For the most part the people willing to follow illegal orders are ultimately doused in the blood of their victims. There is no statute of limitations on murder and Trump wont protect them forever.
betsuni
(28,820 posts)of a seedy downtown area as a place where if someone on the street yells "Hey, asshole!" everyone turns around. My mother never got jokes and it had to be explained and even then she didn't really get it. You wouldn't turn around because why would you think they're yelling at you?
Scrivener7
(58,614 posts)I would have thought respect for this place was one thing we still had in common.

