No, see, you’re switching out what I’m saying there. The practical effect of a vote is who ends up getting elected if you cast it. If I vote third party instead of voting for a democrat, the chance of the third party getting elected doesn’t meaningfully improve, but the chance that a republican is elected does improve. The practical effect of my vote would be to increase the chance that a republican wins.
I find it ironic that you think I’m dense when I understand your argument perfectly fine and disagree with it, while you don’t seem to understand mine at all.
No, see, you’re switching out what I’m saying there. The practical effect of a vote is who ends up getting elected if you cast it. If I vote third party instead of voting for a democrat, the chance of the third party getting elected doesn’t meaningfully improve, but the chance that a republican is elected does improve. The practical effect of my vote would be to increase the chance that a republican wins.
I find it ironic that you think I’m dense when I understand your argument perfectly fine and disagree with it, while you don’t seem to understand mine at all.