Dear Susan Surandon

[zipplewrath]

Dear Jill Stein:

This is what you have wrought.

FU

[Eliot Rosewater]

1. Thanks for reminding me...She is very much responsible for this as is EVERY Person who EVER

uttered the hold my nose or both sides.

[demtenjeep]

2. I would outright say it

FUCK YOU

[LizBeth]

8. I typed both my adult kids that might introduce me to one of those people and making clear to them

that if I ever hear one speak, I will be in their face with just that, til the day I die.

[still_one]

3. She did her part for sure

[dustyscamp]

4. They can go chug shit

[MaryMagdaline]

5. No need to stop there. This goes all the way back to Nadar

[stillcool]

6. it's like election night 2016...

after all the crap that's gone on, the surreal effect of that night is like a yard stick, by which I gauge my horror.

[LizBeth]

7. Every single one of them. Everyone I argued with 2015, 2016 who called themselves progressive,

and I stated SC every time and not one had the timidity to acknowledge the SC as they whined, but HRC.

[pandr32]

9. Add me to the FU co-sponsor list

[Sympthsical]

10. Tens of millions of non voters would like a word

Why are they forever let off the hook on these things?

Trump won by 80,000 votes in three states.

80,000, not all of them Stein supporters to put it generously, vs tens of millions who didn’t care.

But Sarandon is the arch villain here.

Semi-retired Hollywood actresses have far more power than I ever imagined.

[zipplewrath]

11. To be quite honest

The Stein voters I knew would have never voted for HRC. But, Sarandon helped create a narrative that suggested that HRC losing was a long term success. We'll never know how many people that influenced but it was not helpful. I was not big on HRC, but it was so clearly preferable to the alternative that I was frustrated with the "frustated liberal opposition". Sometimes one must eat a shit sandwich to survive. And really, she was just a non-GMO sandwich.

[radius777]

18. +1. Sarandon is an alt-left accellerationist

who believed Trump winning would 'bring about the revolution'. Of course she could advocate for such an irresponsible positon from a place of privilege.

[Earthshine2]

12. Many Stein voters were never Democrats -- we never had their votes.

A lot of them are just so fed up with "the system" that they'd never vote for anything Dem or Rep.

Stein just gave them a place to go.

I've met a few.

[zipplewrath]

13. Likewise

I've never met a Stein voter that would have voted for HRC. Sarandon appealed to a larger population. None the less, this population made a calculation that was flawed. And they need to be challenged upon it.

[Earthshine2]

16. This population? They are not some homogenious group. They are decentralized without organization.

They are people on the fringe.

Rather than chastise this small number of people, I think a better use of energy would be using positive messages aimed at getting out the vote of registered Dems and Indies.

I know people who liked Stein. None of them did so because of Sarandon.

[zipplewrath]

17. I don't care about organization

I perceive a collective point of view regardless of coordination. Look, I have friends that were Stein voters. It caused no small issue within my social group. None the less, the lesson is that people on this "fringe" need to understand what they have accomplished and people like me are probably better positioned to explain it. And none the less, explain it we must do. Elections have consequences.

[Earthshine2]

20. You give them far too much credit and power.

>> I perceive a collective point of view regardless of coordination.

You give yourself too much credit here.

>> Look?

I don't like your writing style. It reeks of personal ego.

Your points are not made.

Good luck pursuing your friends who obviously don't care what you have to say.

[zipplewrath]

22. I give them little credit at all,except for stupidity.

>> I perceive a collective point of view regardless of coordination.

>You give yourself too much credit here.

Hmmm. It implies I am part of the collective which is not true. Maybe it is your "writing style".

[Earthshine2]

24. No, it implies that you are making it all about you.

There is too much ego in your words for me to continue this conversation.

[leighbythesea2]

15. Agree completely

The Stein voters i know were never Dems in the first place. All Republicans. Anecdotal but my two cents.

[JI7]

14. This is what people who voted for Jill Stein wanted. In fact I bet many actually voted Trump

[Trumpocalypse]

19. Don't forget Eddie Glaude jr.

[Cha]

21. Yes, FU & FO Forever.

[betsuni]

23. She said Hillary was more dangerous than Trump. A warmonger.

Yet I haven't heard her say anything about the fact that the Trump administration has done more air and drone trikes in one year than the Obama administration did in eight. And she was worried about fracking. How's the Trump administration on that?

And that nonsense about a revolution!

[DirkLerxst]

25. Every Jill Stein voter, just like every Ralph Nader voter in 2000, created this situation

Alito and Roberts are on the court because of Nader.

Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and soon Barrett will be on the court because of Stein.



Everyone who voted for her created this.