It’s like these libs believe that Kamala is entitled to our vote.

If I didn’t vote for PSL, then I simply would not vote! It’s not “PSL or Kamala;” it’s “PSL or sit on my ass at home.”

I know libs don’t understand nuance, but it still is so frustrating that they put this framing on me where they assume that I have any actual interest in a Kamala president over a Trump presidency.

Not only that, but this person called Claudia de la Cruz a “clowny leftist with no choice of winning” (which isn’t the point of a third party vote; let’s be real), but I just told the lib, “You call her clowny, but you are literally guilt tripping and insulting me just because I won’t vote for someone who is actively greenlighting a genocide on Palestinians.” and then I blocked.

Whether Trump or Kamala wins, I’ll enjoy social media outrage from either side, but it seems like what I’ll see from liberals in the case of a Trump election will be more entertaining. I truly think libs are beyond being redeemed, and that even goes for the more “progressive” types who appropriate the label of “democratic socialist” like Bernie and AOC. I don’t adhere to lesser-evilism, so I’m not gonna pretend that this one-party state with two parties has one side over the other functioning in a way that could especially benefit me.

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    16 hours ago

    Exactly, not even follow through at all. I’ll take empty face-saving promises from a piece of shit candidate over laughing at dead Palestinians with her shit-eating “I’m speaking” catch phrase like some Simpsons caricature of herself. Our system is fucking broken so it really doesn’t matter.

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      14 hours ago

      That was my math. At least fucking lie to me about being harm reduction. Just fucking lie. I know she wouldn’t follow through but I would have to vote for moral reasons