I agree with Chomsky.
Mehdi Hasan
 @mehdirhasan
17 Apr 2020
"Failure to vote for Biden in a swing state amounts to voting for Trump." In an interview with me, Noam Chomsky compares the #NeverBiden ppl to Communists in the 1930s who refused to ally with social democrats against the Nazis: "We know where that led."

Noam Chomsky on the #NeverBiden Movement on the Left

“You can debate a lot of things, but not arithmetic,” says Noam Chomsky on the #NeverBiden movement. “Failure to vote for Biden in this election in a swing state amounts to voting for Trump.”

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Replying to @ComradeDJs @DaveSweeten
I like Ralph Nader, but a lot of people didn’t vote for Gore in 2000 for that reason. Millions of dead Iraqis resulted. Nothing holy or pure there.

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Replying to @marwilliamson @DaveSweeten
Biden was a vocal supporter of the invasion of Iraq. He presided over the senate hearings that led to the war. He co-sponsored a resolution supporting Bush and the invasion. He said, "I support the president. Diplomacy over avoiding war is dead. ...Let loose the dogs of war."
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Notice the date on this article medium.com/@ruthannoskolkoff…
Replying to @marwilliamson @DaveSweeten
Obama and Biden started 7 or continued SEVEN WARS! How many wars has Trump started?
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Replying to @marwilliamson @DaveSweeten
Gore was in favor of the Iraq War. That project long preceded the 2000 election.
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Replying to @marwilliamson @DaveSweeten
12% of DEMOCRATS voted for Bush in Florida in 2000. That’s over 200,000. How many votes did Gore lose by? Stick to spiritual affirmations. You really don’t know about politics. #WontVoteRapistNoMatterWho cagreens.org/alameda/city/08…
Replying to @marwilliamson @DaveSweeten
Maybe Gore shouldn't have picked a Republican as a running mate, maybe if Gore puts up a real fight to ACTUALLY count all the votes and not bend knee like all moderates do.. I'm so sick of this rewriting of history in regards to 2000
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Replying to @marwilliamson @DaveSweeten
If you have a system that can be broken by independent thinkers like Ralph Nader entering the political process, maybe you should put more energy into fixing the system and less into demonizing the people.
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Gore was the VP of an extremely popular outgoing chief executive. He should have won in a landslide. It wasn't Nader's fault or the fault of his voters that Bush won. It was on Gore and his hollow campaign. And I have no doubt that Gore would also have invaded Iraq. None.
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