Justice comes in many forms and it IS real, despite what you think. One would think that ACTUAL voting is ‘fighting like hell’. But it apparently isn’t given the ins and outs of the collective nomination process.
Regardless, there has already been a registration of what will happen in the Reuters/IPSOS poll that says 1/3 of the Trump supports won’t go for the nominee if that happens.
Judging by the actual vote numbers and the bigger than normal turnouts, THAT will be enough to deny the GOP nominee a win. In essence the GOP nomination debacle with ensure their defeat, which I’m certain they’ll be perfectly happy with based on the last two elections.
What you fail to realize is that we, they, US who support Trump HAVE ALREADY OPENLY ADVOCATED by voting in the primaries in the first. When you keep moving the bar for more BS hurdles, you lose. Do this by GOP’s Roberts Rules of Order shenanigans that bears no resemblance to actual votes and you’re begging for an electoral catastrophe. Take that to the bank.
I don't think that, not for a minute.
-- Judging by the actual vote numbers and the bigger than normal turnouts, THAT will be enough to deny the GOP nominee a win. --
Which is what the GOP wanted all along. It's role is to be the minority opposition as the nation transitions into the new world order. The GOP can't lose, not even by being discredited and disbanded. It's members will inhabit a new vehicle, much as the "TEA Party movement" was co-opted by power brokers and charlatans.
I agree with most everything you say, by the way. I'm just considerably more cynical about the whole process. One gets that way as one ages and sees the radical divergence between "the way we say things work" and "the way things really work." I can point to many examples, serious examples, and yet the people go along as if nothing is wrong.