If Trump is elected and you didn't vote for Biden, you did not contribute to that. There is no fault with you. Biden chooses to not drop out for a stronger more popular candidate. The Democrats chose Biden. Biden is complicit with Genocide and is a war criminal, not voting for him is the least you can do for your morals.

 


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Bruh I’m mixed Arab and I told the white liberal half of my family that I’m voting for Claudia De La Cruz and they are seriously acting like I’m voting for Trump
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I mean, they’re not wrong.
user
How?
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The situation sucks. Do I want Biden to have another round? No. But Trump is such an active villain and will do irreparable damage to the country and the world that I think it’s irresponsible to throw away your vote on a third party. The OP said that Biden is complicit in genocide, and I agree, but do we really want Trump to be the one making the decisions moving forward? 

Whoever is on the opposite side of our unfortunate two party system from Trump is who I am voting for. 

I know people are going to disagree with me. That’s okay. I am just terrified of another Trump presidency.
user
You do not vote against, you vote for a candidate. You casting your vote for Biden is casting your vote for genocide which you acknowledge he is complicit in. There is no removing one from the other, no matter how hard you cope.
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&gt; You casting your vote for Biden is casting your vote for genocide which you acknowledge he is complicit in.

Both major candidates are major genocide fans. No one lives in a state where their vote will contribute to stopping genocide in the next four years. You can vote 3rd party, which may contribute to stopping genocide in the years following 2028, but it *will not* impact the next four years. Full stop. If you live in a state where the outcome is already basically decided, yes, please vote 3rd party.

However, if you live in a state where your vote matters in terms of the presidential election, you have the ability to vote for a candidate that will bring about less destruction. You also have the ability to substantially disappoint a party that actively campaigns for genocide both domestic and abroad. 

If you live in a state where your vote matters in terms of the presidential election, you can contribute *some* harm reduction and prevent further deterioration of the rights of non-white-men within the next four years. 

You can twist your words around as much as you want, but at the end of the day, voters in battleground states have the ability to seriously impact lives around the globe over the next four years.
user
Holy shit, do you have anywhere near this much smoke for the DNC? The people who insisted on choosing Biden to begin with, despite his age? What do you expect to improve after Biden's re-election if you don't even expect him to try to win his own election, and must instead resort to begging voters to pick him anyway?
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