More than 100 Arizona Palestinian, Arab, Muslim, and progressive Democrats and community leaders have signed a letter making the case for those reluctant to support Kamala Harris against Donald Trump.

“We know that many in our communities are resistant to vote for Kamala Harris because of the Biden administration’s complicity in the genocide,” the letter, published Thursday night, reads.

“Some of us have lost many family members in Gaza and Lebanon. We respect those who feel they simply can’t vote for a member of the administration that sent the bombs that may have killed their loved ones,” the letter continued. “As we consider the full situation carefully, however, we conclude that voting for Kamala Harris is the best option for the Palestinian cause and all of our communities.”

  • @[email protected]
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    no, I’d ‘go after’ them. not vote, not support, actively fight against. as i am doing now.

    you: ‘Excuse me dear these two murders are running for office, I have to let one of them murder our children’ jfc you poor soul.

    • @[email protected]
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      Tell me you don’t understand the concept of harm reduction without telling me you don’t understand the concept of harm reduction.

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        yawn tired trope. there are other levers to pull for reducing essentially every other harm. its clear you dont understand how to effectively leverage your vote to reduce harm and are supportive of a genocide. congrats i guess?

        Let me know when you’re no longer a willing participant in a genocide and then we can talk about harm reduction.

        • @auzy
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          You need to look at game theory.

          The only two candidates that matter if Harris and Trump, and you’ll realize that the only candidate that makes sense to vote for is Harris

        • @Blumpkinhead
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          How would you leverage your vote in this instance?

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          I’m as much a willing participant in the genocide as anyone else who intends to vote, unfortunately in the USA right now we are the way we are.

          I can vote for the party that has people willing to address the elephant in the room, literally anything else is being a more willing participant.

          Anyways, get fucked.

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      You: “I don’t like these two candidates so I’m going to do everything I can to ensure the worst one wins!”

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        I’m going to ensure people know they are other options than voting for genocide. if harris loses to fucking trump as a result, that’s her fault not mine. learn to place blame were it properly belongs: On the person committed to a genocide. I didnt force her down this path. I didnt force you down this path. You and her choose it willingly.

        Let me know when you’re willing to stop supporting a genocide and then we can talk.

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          I’m going to ensure people know they are other options

          I haven’t heard of any viable option, so you’ve failed. The only way to accomplish what you want to accomplish, what we all want to accomplish, is to elect enough local politicians that support massive electoral overhaul to disrupt the two party system. FPtP and winner-take-all must go, but we’re never gonna get there by throwing our votes away to unviable third parties. In the meantime, we do the best with what we have and we let logic rule our decisions, not emotion. Try it!