I’m (genuinely, curiously) interested in the logic for not voting at all.
As I see it, mathematically speaking, my vote is counted either way. The election outcome not being influenced by my lack of vote is effectively giving half my vote to each candidate, for a net zero.
As I see it, given it’s going to be counted either way, I’d rather it be counted for the candidate closer to my preferences.
Comrade, what would you recommend I do with that 45 minutes on a workday other than vote?
Liberals when they shield their delicate eyes from clear and actionable items to make the world a better place and resort to vaguely rephrasing and omitting things until it is meaningless to them.
a) yes, but more importantly
b) organize with local socialist organisations, read theory, meet people in a political space and start doing something.
write in the candidate you like; it can be anyone.
or that
I’m (genuinely, curiously) interested in the logic for not voting at all.
As I see it, mathematically speaking, my vote is counted either way. The election outcome not being influenced by my lack of vote is effectively giving half my vote to each candidate, for a net zero.
As I see it, given it’s going to be counted either way, I’d rather it be counted for the candidate closer to my preferences.
Comrade, what would you recommend I do with that 45 minutes on a workday other than vote?
I think you’re ignoring the psychic damage you’re doing to yourself by voting for bloodthirsty demons.
You’ll legitimately feel better if you vote for someone you actually like, even if you have to write it in yourself.
A. Don’t vote.
B. Do something.
Wtf are you talking about?
Liberals when they shield their delicate eyes from clear and actionable items to make the world a better place and resort to vaguely rephrasing and omitting things until it is meaningless to them.
Yup exactly what this comrade said.