• grue@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    So did the protest non-voters, even moreso than the Democrat ones.

    The non-genocide position was literally impossible to express no matter what you tried to do.

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      No it existed. Harris is on record saying she’d like to work towards peace talks.

      Which is objectively better than option B: vote GOP “finish them off” and option C: literally doing nothing.

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        Okay, fine: to the extent that a non-genocide position existed, Harris was it.

        But the real point is that even if a person disagrees with you about that, they still should’ve voted for Harris. She was at least objectively not more genocidal than Trump, and infinitely better on basically every other issue.

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          A non-vote is = support for every candidate

          A third party vote doesn’t

          Even if the end result is the same it shows you don’t support the winner

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            Any action other than voting for the only candidate that could beat Trump was effectively a vote for Trump. End of.

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              Strange that Biden won in 2020 despite 2/3 of the country “effectively voting for Trump” by not voting for Biden🤔