martybegan
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That’s hilarious. You must know who benefits the most from the duopoly. If not, I can’t help you.I am not so sure about that.Nope. Too old now. But I will cheer you on.Then I assume you are ready to man the barricades?
Ending the two party duopoly does not need to be violent.
In order to not be violent it needs to start at the lower levels. Another party has to make inroads at the local and State levels first.
No one seems to have the stomach for it though.
What if several of the D candidates for POTUS decided to leave the party and start a new party? Clearly the D Party is anti-progressive and a corporatist Party. That just might kill the D Party once and for all. It might also cause the death of the R Party. A win-win for all Americans, but those in the 1%.
Because of course the 1% aren't Americans....
Class envy is still class envy, be it from the right or left.
Every system has people at the top of it. Thinking changing that can happen just results in different people at the top, and usually with more power.