I think it should be clear by now that one cannot shame someone else into voting the way one wants.

[redgreenandblue]

It didn't work during the primaries, for supporters of neither of the candidates, and it won't work during the GE either.

For the last months, it looks a lot like various camps within the Democratic party have been taking turns at being condescending jerks. If there is a sure path towards a GE loss, it is that.

[randr]

1. It takes a while for the shame to sink in

Many people who voted for Palin will not talk about it or will deny it.

[geek tragedy]

2. there are no more camps in the party.

there are those inside the tent, and those taking a piss outside it

[sufrommich]

3. Ridiculous. This "give us longer to

slap you around" crap is getting old. If you're not on board against a Trump presidency by now,you're a lost cause and we need to move on to saner voters.

[Loki Liesmith]

4. you can't even talk them into it

Dummies gonna dumb. Let them go.

[DemonGoddess]

5. I think what you're seeing

is people being fed up with having to coddle these tantrum throwing idjits. A small group of 'em, to be sure, but that's what they do. As a parent, I guarantee you I never coddled my kids when having tantrums. They learned that the behavior was unacceptable.

[Lil Missy]

6. I don't give a shit what they do.

[whatthehey]

7. I think you mistake the usual intent

Anybody who doesn't by now know that a vote for Trump is insane evil and a vote for a third party is insidious enabling isn't being shamed with the intent of changing their vote. They are being shamed because they are shameful and thus deserve no less. It's not about convincing. It's about contumely.