It’s not morally wrong, no. Your vote is a personal decision for you and it’s not like there’s other realistic choices. We don’t have to confine ourselves to an identity as a leftist and limit our moral reasoning to what a leftist would do. Vote for who you please because it’s not like there’s a leftist candidate anyway that we’re all organizing around.

I will say that project 2025 is happening, though. It’s the end of a 30 year project and if the presidency stops it why aren’t we already doing that? We can organize to do shit to reverse things but it will be a lot of work. If that’s your concern a vote for the presidency is a poor strategy to do anything about it.
user
Thank you so much for the insight I appreciate it, still going to have a long hard thought about my decision but I’ll just wait until the day comes and cope that Biden will either get dropped for someone else or just straight up wither away before Election Day :/
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Well your fundamental issue of not wanting to support a genocide isn’t resolved by a vote in this election either. This is America, baby, where anyone with enough political clout to be president supports a genocide of Palestinians. There simply isn’t a way to vote that’s ethical on that issue.

What some are doing is not voting out of protest. I question the effectiveness of that. I’d say if you’re going to do that turn in an empty ballot so the non-vote is tracked somehow. Just not showing up isn’t going to do anything no matter the numbers that just don’t show up.
user
Considering a lot the people protest voting already voted third party or don’t vote at all this is a good idea. A blank ballot shows you actually are a voter but won’t vote for the candidate, that’s real numbers someone at the DNC can make a case with. Non voting is a hypothetical number.
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