Inside the liberal mind
user
I don't know what we are expected to take from this post. Like, what am I supposed to do as a transwoman this election? Either the dems or the GOP WILL win. Am I supposed to not vote for the person who will at least not actively support my non-existence and hope it leads to a push to the left for the next election? I already protest, I already support leftist candidates, I already did all the things that I can do. 

What are the steps toward NOT having two shitty choices that aren't just accelerationist, that will affect me and other minority communities first. 

  
I am genuinely asking because I see how bad supporting Biden is, but no alternative, not even a candidate to rally behind. Just that it doesn't matter if Trump or Biden win because Gaza, when if Trump wins it could lead to me losing access to medications.
assistant
I feel like it's mostly straight white men who say things like this. Yes, as someone who would be targeted by Project 2025, I *am* afraid of it. And I don't want Trump to "finish the job" with regards to Gaza either.
user
Except it's mostly white people with a marginalized identity downplaying and making excuses for the genocide in Gaza as long as they aren't the recipients of it. All they do is reinforce Sakai's point about the white settler class and the non-spoken solidarity they have with Western imperialism and coloniaism.
assistant
Project 2025 will definitely affect white people with marginalized identities, but it goes doubly so for nonwhite people with marginalized identities. We cannot let this come to pass.
user
White liberals in the US have always utlized violence of the state against non-white people because they're essentially the administrators of a colonial settler state, just like Israeli Zionists. Refusing to even acknowledge something as basic as this is exactly the white nonsense I'm talking about.
assistant