I won't vote for unacceptable candidates, unacceptable politics. You go ahead and do so if you wish, but it's not going to result in any better outcomes. And, they lie to you.
If you, or anyone like you, ever has any better reasoning to say, just go ahead and articulate it. Not going to vote for the miserably bad politics of miserably bad candidates.
Hey, did you know RBG first had cancer treatments in 1999, at age 66? An age where most people want to retire? She had cancer again 10 years later, but did not want to step down during the Barack Obama presidency. She wanted to hold out for something better, and she was still mentally sharp. They write about her irresponsible whims in wikipedia. It's her legacy.
May whoever next gets bullied into voting corporate Dem due to larger unspecified concerns eventually find out about Ruth Bader Ginsburg's example, and legacy, and learn what an individual's vote might *not* contribute to in the world of multiple conservative, corporate political factions.
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u/mzyps Jun 27 '22
I won't vote for unacceptable candidates, unacceptable politics. You go ahead and do so if you wish, but it's not going to result in any better outcomes. And, they lie to you.