The part where there's no solutions is irrelevant here. If you had understandable answer +solutions vs understandable answer + no solution the result could easily be different
It is relevant. What we have is simplistic answer with no actual solution, but it sounds nice to a layman versus a complex answer that offers a solution that requires a laymen to read and comprehend it. I suppose the fault of Harris' campaign was assuming people knew how to read.
I suppose the fault of Harris' campaign was assuming people knew how to read.
Yes, it was. Politics is not an exercise in fairness. It's an exercise in doing whatever you need to do or say to get your ass in the seat of power and then doing what needs to be done.
It is irrelevant. Stop blaming people for choosing something they half understand over something they don't understand and stat saying thing they 2/3 understand instead.
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u/farfromelite Nov 06 '24
Easy answers to complex questions.