"Voting for a third party accomplishes one thing. It takes votes away from one of the other major-party candidates. Given that the status quo favors the Republican candidate – think the Electoral College – voting for a third party is probably going to take votes away from Joe Biden. Whatever you think of him, he’s better than the alternative. (The alternative, by the way, likes making jokes about being a dictator.)
Actually, it accomplishes another thing. It enriches presidential candidates for third parties that do not work in cooperation with one of the major parties. (It’s called “fusion voting.”) For instance, the Green Party — these people know they can’t win. They know the status quo prevents them from winning. They don’t say that, though. In the space between what they know and what their supporters don’t know is a scam. In the absence of systemic change, third parties that don’t cooperate with one of the major parties are inherently exploitative."
The United States doesn’t have the same system as other countries.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliamentary_system
Right, youre making sure of that
No, our Constitution made sure of that 236 years ago. Changing it CAN be done, but not in our current political environment.
None of this shits in the constitution
The formation of our country as a Presidential Republic as opposed to a parliamentary system is very much set out in the Constitution.
See articles 1-3 here:
https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/constitution-transcript