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"The Democratic Party: A Summary The Democratic Party is the lightning rod of discontent. It adapts itself to radical movements more readily than the Republicans. It bends. It is flexible. And one of its main functions is to prevent the formation of a genuine people's party, a party that would express the interests of the working people, of the oppressed people's, and of all the sectors of our population interested in peace and fundamental social change. (Not shown in image) And so it accepts reform --as much as necessary but as little as possible -- in order to calm the people's anger, to coopt the people's leaders, and ride out the storm until the crisis has passed. It then gradually curtails those reforms and cuts back programs in the people's interest." -Joe Kaye, The Crime of Impunity, The Crime of Punishment

Last week, after Super Tuesday number three drew to a close, I was feeling particularly down in dumps. With Hilary Clinton sweeping in the 5-state contest, and Trump surviving another week, I was feeling politically drained. I also knew that I had to post on Facebook page. So, at two-thirty utilizing my phone and newfound nihilism, I made a post proclaiming my secession from both the Bernie Sanders campaign and the Democratic Party as a whole. At first, the only comments I got were from a friend and my uncle telling me to go to sleep. Fair enough. The next day, however,when I woke up, my post was filled with comments. Some were from my liberal friends, urging me to vote regardless of who came out in the Democratic primary. Others came from my family, telling me to think more about my decision, while some others came from my independent friends agreeing with my opinion. People who have never seen or talk to each other suddenly began discussing, agreeing, disagreeing, arguing, all because I posted some stuff on my wall to get attention. I came to find this phenomenon very intriguing, and was looking forward to seeing how far it could go. But unfortunately, as quickly as my comment section lit up, the comment stream slowed to a complete stop within a few hours. My post had officially died. I was crushed. But, looking back on it, I am glad this happened. By doing this, it allowed me to get a glimpse at what a genuine mess Facebook can be.

~Winston Churchill