• @voidMainVoid
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    -231 year ago

    I never said “Don’t vote”. However, I do think that we should be able to vote “no confidence”, and if “no confidence” wins, they should have to do a while new election with new candidates.

    I vote for candidates who offer me something more than “I’m not a fascist”.

    There absolutely is a No Trump voting option - only one - and it’s voting for Biden.

    Voting for Biden is… voting for Biden. It sounds like you don’t want to improve anything, you just want to avoid it getting worse. Or, at least, have it get worse slower.

    • @[email protected]
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      201 year ago

      Well the fact of the matter is that there is no such thing as a “no confidence” vote. And if you don’t want Trump in office in 2024 the best thing you can do to prevent that is vote Biden. I’m not a huge Biden fan either but that’s how our system is in this country so it is what it is.

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      “Not a fascist” is only a sufficient condition in this case because the other guy is a fascist. I agree that in a world which wasn’t fucking insane, both candidates would qualify as “not a fascist” and it would be immaterial.

      But under these circumstances - yes. Voting “Not a fascist” is literally an imperative, if imperatives can possibly exist at all in our ethical landscape.

    • Alien Nathan Edward
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      91 year ago

      counterpoint: avoiding or slowing the rate at which things get worse is a good thing, and there is no other option outside your imagination

    • wagoner
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      51 year ago

      I get that you want another choice but this is the system we have to work within. If you really want it to be different, I recommend getting personally involved in politics.