no one fucking told me about states banning RCV during all that yapping on here about how i should VOTE THIRD PARTY OR ELSE IM COMPLICIT in the DNCs CRIMES

it may or may not be joever, very blackpilled at this moment

edit it’s actually 10 states. 5 in the past two months.

  • @PeggyLouBaldwin
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    07 months ago

    knowledge of the future is impossible since you can only know true things and the future hasn’t happened yet, so it has no truth value.

    • @AeonFelis
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      27 months ago

      Isn’t the entire anti-voting argument based on the knowledge that the candidate you’ll vote for will do bad things in the future?

      • @PeggyLouBaldwin
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        07 months ago

        no? it’s knowing what they’ve said and done in the past

        • @AeonFelis
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          27 months ago

          What they’ve said and done in the past serves as an indicator for what they’ll do in the future if elected. If you ignore that aspect, then voting becomes a system for rewarding politicians rather than a system for deciding the future of a country.

          • @PeggyLouBaldwin
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            07 months ago

            but the ethics can’t be in what they do in the future. the ethics of the action are in the vote itself, and the only information yo uhave is about the past.

            • @AeonFelis
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              27 months ago

              So… (1) voting for bad people is bad, not because they’ll do bad things if they’ll be put in power, but because jump to (1)?

                • @AeonFelis
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                  27 months ago

                  So it all boils down to “because I said so” and I can’t argue with that because you really did say so…

                  • @PeggyLouBaldwin
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                    07 months ago

                    I’m not over here trying to argue you out of consequentialism. there is absolutely no way you’re going to argue a degreed philosopher out of deontology (today. you could learn, maybe)