think there is a vendor on AB that sells bongs , , use search <| sep |> There ' s adrevenue on torrent sites too , it goes to someone . <| sep |> Jon Snow is already a king . the King in the North . <| sep |> TIL all white people are rich and spoiled . Economic pressures only impact nonwhites I guess ? <| sep |> Thanks ! It took me a while but I figured it out . <| sep |> I agree , but this would have to include timing belt , water pump , all hoses and belts including the fuel hoses . <| sep |> Millennials should have gotten off their asses and voted . If you ' re going to be reductionist , my original point was correcting this statement , and noting that millennials voted at about the same rates as other demographics . Every argument I ' ve posited either supports this thesis , or was a response to claims you have added to this path of discourse . I am not out to disprove every single possible contention you may have about the election . You ' re right , you ' ve addressed hardly any of the points I ' ve been making , while I have been doing my best to discuss respectfully the points you ' ve brought up , and explain why my perspectives are different . I would note that I ' ve gone out of my way to not throw your perspectives under the bus , but it seems that you are more interested in winning an internet fight than striving to develop a respect and understanding through discussion . Regardless , as to your implication that if there were no third party candidates , that all third party voters would have still voted and would ' ve voted exclusively enough for Hillary that it would ' ve changed anything , I would link the countless articles giving counterpoint to that analysis , which point out that more than 60 % of third party voters would ' ve abstained rather than voting for either of the supremely unpopular major candidates if they were not given the choice to vote third party . The remainder would ' ve likely been nearly as split as the rest of the country . j o h n s o n j illsteinvotersclintonnews 2016 nov 10 t h i r d p a r t y c a n d i d a t e g a r y j o h n s o n j i l l s t e i n c l i n t o n l o s s t h i r d p a r t yvotersinfluencedelection 2016 paywallEven if we were to assume the analyses I ' ve linked are wrong , this all just points to problems with our voting system , and not demographics . Even if we assume your claim prima facie , it still would be absolutely entirely the fault of a voting system with flaws bigger than the titanic ' s engineering hubris . That any voter should ever be forced to vote strategically for a candidate that doesn ' t represent them , when there is a candidate that does , represents a fatal flaw in FPtP voting . If we switched to any of the forms of voting that support third party existence without ever risking throwing away your vote , this problem could not have happened . As it turns out , the only people able to implement such and change and prevent this problem from ever happening again seem very reticent to do so , and thus , are at fault for their own failure to progress democracy . The DNC and GOP have been complaining about third party spoilers for years , but refuse to fix the problem . So one more time I ' m going to attempt a conciliatory tone in which we can both feel like we ' ve won something in this apparently pointless discussion . The problems are complicated , and both of us are oversimplifying for the sake of argument , brevity , and comprehension . The answers are not clear or simple , and I ' m sure both of us are right and wrong in roughly comparable degrees . I ' m also inclined to think though not certain that while we disagree on the details in this discussion , we probably don ' t disagree so much in terms of hopes and goals for ways the election would have turned out . I ' m pretty sure we ' re more on the same side than this discussion would lead one to think . In any case , good day . I ' ll read anything more you post , but I think I ' ll probably abstain from here on out . I ' ve written too many essays today for my taste .