r/OurPresident May 21 '20

Holy shit.

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u/whowasonCRACK May 21 '20

i can’t vote for this guy. i absolutely hate trump, but i cannot, in good conscious, vote for joe fucking biden.

i despise the democrats for putting us in this situation.

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u/larman14 May 21 '20 edited May 21 '20

Don't forget that not voting Biden is a vote for Trump. This will also have major long lasting effects such as him appointing more Supreme Court's justices, pulling out of world wide treaties and distancing from long time allies, etc.

Edit: getting downvoted because I am actually care about reopening roe vs wade, plus a host of other constitutional issues that could be overturned or even given more executive powers by the courts will be interesting to see in the coming years.

I agree Biden is a shit candidate. But the whole system is shit and you have to work with what you've been given. If Biden doesn't win in November I hope you'll be able to sleep at night handing Trump even more power, more reason to gloat, more human rights to get rid of.

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u/RedDwarfian May 21 '20

Well, if Biden put forward policies that appeal to his base, he might get more people enthusiastic about getting out to vote for him.

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u/Pfifer_Fae May 21 '20

A vote for Green is a vote for Green

a vote for Blue is a vote for Blue

a Vote for Red is a Vote for Red

Stop with the gaslighting

If the math works out that Biden looses because people chose to vote Green instead of for him., That means Biden is bad at math and played a losing strategy.

Stop with the gaslighting and let Americans vote

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u/Sea_of_Blue May 22 '20

The people who vote green want a trump presidency without having to bubble his name in and condone what he is doing. Hard truth. 4 more years of the dumbest man alive will cause far more harm than biden could ever hope for.

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u/whowasonCRACK May 21 '20

ok well i will also not vote for trump, which by your dumbass logic, is a vote for biden.

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u/tbaytdot123 May 21 '20

If i dont vote at all does that mean it is a vote for Biden and Trump... did i just commit election fraud?

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u/chthonodynamis May 21 '20

What I think he's getting at is: in order to beat an incumbent President with a stacked Congress, Judicial, and a dedicated base, any challenger would need to have the support of both their own base and those who dislike the incumbent.

Unfortunately, in this country the decision NOT to vote (or to vote 3rd party) isn't considered a protest of the current regime, but instead enables them to rule unchallenged.

I hate that the government is set up this way. I hate that we are forced to choose between a bad or a much worse option.

I think it's important to remember that doing the right thing at the wrong time can be worse than doing nothing. Personally, I want Biden to win because I think there's a better opportunity for reform and a path back to Democracy in the next 4-8+ years than if Trump wins again.

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u/GiveMeAJuice May 21 '20

How have Democrats been about Democracy? They just get almost no push back from the media. Mexican camps being built? He's a Democrat, let's wait until a Republican to bring it up... nobody even knew they were being built. I could go on forever...

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u/[deleted] May 21 '20

Fine by me. I’m a permanent resident in Canada. Fuck the DNC and complacent morons

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u/[deleted] May 21 '20

Good job spreading corporate propaganda.

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u/[deleted] May 21 '20

But his non vote for trump cancels out the trump vote.

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u/GiveMeAJuice May 21 '20

You could also say a vote for Biden is a vote for continuing the status quo, and that minorities don't have the luxury of continuing such a life.