Achyu

If that's how they place the blame, then that'd be cool.

But other than that, in reality, it likely seems to become a blame game, where they don't want to look at why they lost the trust of the folk who they are blaming.

Though, I'm just seeing online interactions. Maybe offline interactions are much more decent and useful.

Not an USAmerican, but by that logic:
Are Kamala, her party and her supporters who couldn't get those people to vote for Kamala also responsible for the increased suffering?

Are they responsible for the people not being convinced that the suffering would be lesser under Kamala?

Did Kamala and party show significant effort and good faith to woo those people?
Or was it the 99% Hitler vs 100% Hitler thing? Asking since most online discourse I saw on it here in lemmy was like that, where they're saying Trump would be worse, instead of saying that Kamala would be better, de-escalate stuff etc.

May I come in, teacher/miss/ma'am?

Yep.

I think that would be the summary

Yep. It says that the mainstream left n right in the US is pro-ruling class, with only minor differences and they get entangled around only entry-level topics without going after the materials reasons for issues n solving them.

I think they mean the democrats, with the term to mean the US mainstream 'left'. The video criticises both the Left and Right under that definition.

Aah. Thank you.
Would the govt be able to create any laws to counter the case being overturned?

And unrelated:
Could the Green party and Democrats form a coalition and choose the President accordingly, if the results are bad?
I'm an Indian, where we have parliamentary democracy.
Parties can form coalitions and the leader set by the coalition becomes the Prime minister and the President is not as powerful, eventhough they're technically the head of the nation.

Is it different in USA? If Trumps gains most votes, can the Greens and Democrats channel votes against him by creating a coalition?

Look, if you don't care about LGBT folks, women who need abortions, asylum seekers, etc. you can pull that "don't care" lever

Not a person living in USA, wouldn't a coalition govt be better then, as the Roe vs Wade issue happened while the Democrats were in power?
Or are coalitions not allowed?
Or is the central govt powerless in such issues?

Didn't Castro lead the group that freed their country from the dictator Batista?
They have a very high literacy rate now. Their life expectancy is quite decent in their region.
And they have good healthcare.

All this in about 60 or so years, while being under sanctions and other crisis.

I recently saw a video on it, saying that it's true, but in tge context of US politics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWy8EEqXbBg

As an outsider looking at America, the vid makes sense. I saw some comments on the net say that RW Trump was the first US president to go to Nk and meet Kim rather than some LW one. I don't know whether the meetings were useful tho

Ever heard of horseshoe theory?

Yep.

Have you heard of the fish hook theory?

One must find the anti-communist happy in their prison/punishment for being despotic, because they continue to repeat the same hypothetical thing everytime?

Which predictions? By whom, which authentic agency?
Were they peer-reviewed?