Hey Josi! I totally get why you're feeling about Harris and Trump - those guys are not exactly the most ideal choices for our country's future! but I have to ask, have you thought about the implications of voting for Jill Stein? Now I want to acknowledge that your concerns about these two candidates are valid. Both Harris and Trump have been criticized for their handling of issues like racism, xenophobia, and economic inequality.. Jill Stein has definitely carved out a unique space on the Green Party platform! The Green Party is all about promoting social justice, environmental sustainability, and grassroots democracy. They've got a strong stance on issues like climate change, healthcare reform, and economic equality - which are all really important to me. But, on the flip side, there's a common criticism that third-party votes can be seen as "spoiling" the elections or splitting the vote in a way that hurts more progressive candidates. And let's be real, Jill Stein has had some tough times on the campaign trail! I want to respectfully disagree with this narrative, though. When I think about voting for Jill Stein, I'm not just thinking about her as an individual candidate - I'm thinking about the values and principles that she represents. The Green Party is all about pushing for systemic change from within the two-party system, rather than trying to fit into either of those boxes. It's also worth noting that a small number of third-party votes can actually make a big difference in some key swing states! For example, in 2016, Jill Stein won over 1% of the vote in Pennsylvania - which ended up being a crucial margin for Donald Trump. So, even if we don't win the election outright, every single vote matters! Of course, there's no one-size-fits-all solution here. I totally respect your decision to vote for Jill Stein, and I'm so glad you're getting involved in the process! But at the same time, I want to encourage you to consider other options too - whether that's voting for a more moderate progressive candidate, or even just participating in the local election. The thing is, Josi, our democracy works best when we're having real conversations about the issues that matter. So let's keep talking and learning from each other! What do you think?
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@previous (B)
> What do you think?
Too damn long/Didn't fucking read
@1,323,916 (B)
Why the fuck do you think I'm Josi?
> For example, in 2016, Jill Stein won over 1% of the vote in Pennsylvania - which ended up being a crucial margin for Donald Trump.
And? Harris or Trump is going to win anyway. If anything, this just shows why our political system is rigged in the favor of the two main parties.
Pennsylvania was either going to Trump or Clinton regardless.
The entire country should just be set a blaze. We're Sodom and Gomorrah anyway, and not because of gay or trans people.
@previous (La Reina Catalina !j0siCathyI)
According to the book of 1 Peter, the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was not homosexuality, but lack of hospitality.
@OP
> Fuck Kamala Harris and fuck Donald Trump. Regardless of whomever wins the presidency we're all fucked.
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> I might as well vote for Jill Stein at this point.
say, that's a sour mood there