The question was not “was it understandable.” You claimed we could not blame them. If you intent is not to defend them, then don’t.
I already told you that I don’t disagree that we have to give these people someone to vote for. And I deliberately said that these people are not primarily to blame.
Since we are not in the general election right now, I have repeatedly defended those who want to put up ultimatums like you propose. Now is the time to try and shape what the Democratic Party should be.
I do not lie. You can believe I was mistaken, but I followed Beau of the Fifth Column, a progressive anarchist newsman, throughout the election. He was as much against the genocide as anyone. But he also pointed out the good moves Biden did, rather than only the bad ones.
I do think those who couldn’t vote for Harris messed up. Those who voted for Trump, though, I do not believe actually cared about this issue. If the Gazan genocide was your single issue, the least you would do is look up the position of both candidates. If you voted for Trump, you inherently said that you were okay voting for someone who supported the Gazan genocide.
It’s pretty clear that antisemites took advantage of the situation, getting progressives to support antisemitism and even attack Jewish people. And I am convinced that there were Trumpers who realized it was hurting Biden more and fanned the flames. Just because someone claims to be against the genocide doesn’t mean they were.
And as a majority of Americans agree it is a genocide, even more of them are against Israel, and everyone here save for maybe two posters agree, a lot of your post seems weird to me.
I already agree with you on what needs to be done. Continuing to try and defend the voters who wouldn’t vote for Harris, let alone those who actually voted for Trump, will not help.
Biden and Harris were better on this topic. And those who refused to vote for the latter share some of the blame for what happened under Trump. If they can’t acknowledge this, then, well, I don’t hold out much hope for things changing.
Because even if we get things right on the Gaza issue, there will be another one. There always is.