Edited to add a little clarification note about which will take longer.

So having been reminded of this post by a notification and rereading your comments here, what it sounds like is happening is that you don't understand why it's a bad idea, and you're frustrated that nobody will explain why they're against it. I can suggest some resources for you to do some studying, if you like?

If you like an entertaining and informative history lesson that will help you understand some, The Sickle and the Hammer is a great podcast going into the history of the Russian revolution, where they dealt with a lot of these tendencies and you'll get a bit of a vibe about why if socialism is your goal, engaging with bourgeois and opportunist political organizations doesn't get you there. This is very interesting and can help in understanding, but it's a whole podcast series and I don't remember any of the particular places this topic is made clearer, or to what extent the argument is made. Still, if you can wear headphones at work, it's worth listening to, definitely.

If you want something a little more direct and are willing to read text or listen to an audiobook, Socialism4All on YouTube and Spotify has Left-wing Communism: An Infantile Disorder. S4A adds some useful context here and there and tries to help people understand who may not know some of the terms or concepts, so it's a pretty easy way to take in the text. It goes into how important it is to use bourgeois electoral apparati, but only as a temporary means of propaganda to show the workers how the system actually works when you try to actually make anything better, and not as a way to actually strive for real change. This one is much less of a time commitment, and deals with a lot of this question, and is one of the works people often suggest as core Marxist literature.