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Jill Stein isn't even on the ballot in every state btw
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Extremist influencer Candace Owens’ Australian visa cancelled by immigration minister
Immigration Minister Tony Burke said Candace Owens’ remarks about minority groups has the “capacity to incite discord in almost every direction”.
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You know a lot about Jill Stein
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She is in all the swing states except Georgia.
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The Jill Stein/vote my conscience crew drives me nuts. They're always super pretentious fake intellectuals, that act like they're somehow smarter than everyone. I have a buddy that claims independent status, and voted for Ralph Nader once. He's since seen the light, but he was insufferable for a time. Even though he votes Dem 10000% of the time, he got mad that they made him declare Dem when he tried to vote in the Dem primaries a few years back. He stayed mad about it for months. 
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Each and every single third party presidential candidate is a grifter. They don’t need to worry about policies or campaigning because the US presidential election is a de facto binary choice. They’ll never even sniff more than a 0% chance of victory.
The only purpose third party grifters can have is to act as a spoiler campaign to aid one of the 2 parties that can actually win.
RFK gave up and joined Trump as soon as RFK siphoned off more Republicans than Democrats.
But he made sure he ran the pockets of anyone ignorant enough to donate money to a campaign that cannot win and was never meant to win in the first place.
It is genuinely baffling how any grown person is so easily duped by the likes of third party candidates, let alone JFK Jr and Jill Stein of all people.
Of course any vote for a third party presidential candidate is a waste. It is a vote for a candidate who is very much aware they never have a chance of winning. If they genuinely believe they stand a chance, they’re completely delusional and should seek immediate mental health help.
So yes, it is unequivocally the most pointless and ignorant way of using your right to vote.
Unless the goal is to vote for aiding a third party spoiler campaign but then you’re still better off just voting for your preferred candidate that can actually compete and win.
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This dude is a coward too. FOH.
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I’m sure the “keep politics out of sports” crowd had no issue with this.
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Air Champa
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I'd really like to do a media blackout for the next ten days. News sites are going to be even worse than what they've already been.
All I can say is we get what we deserve, no matter who wins.
Also, F third party voters. Their in ability to think logically and see the big picture is appalling, and I say this as someone who's mostly on the left.
All I can say is we get what we deserve, no matter who wins.
Also, F third party voters. Their in ability to think logically and see the big picture is appalling, and I say this as someone who's mostly on the left.
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After making the gender symbol on the door deliberately misleading probably.
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Whether it's true or not is irrelevant in the context of this election. What's the point of voting for a future outcome that depends on the current electoral system to exist, when one of the two major candidates threatens to fundamentally change the electoral landscape in his favor?
"Vote for me this time, and you won't have to vote ever again."
I spent my youth in a plutocracy ruled for 40 years by the same guy (Paul Biya), who used the same language Trump has used against his political opponents. He routinely turned the military against dissatisfied citizens and had them shoot live bullets at protesters. Jill Stein and Cornell West should be urging people to vote for Kamala Harris. If they intend to keep their political careers going, it is the most sensible move.
A vote for either of them in this election is a wasted vote.
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They should start at the grassroot level, not show up every four years with lots of fingerpointing and nary a policy plan.
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She is gonna launch into a "free speech" tirade, not even knowing it's a foreign country.
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Well, I’ll forward this to them and see if it makes a dent.
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But it’s true, that was a hard answer to get.
Tough crowd.
Tough crowd.
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initially I was thinking his vote for RFK would definitely matter if the 5millionth guarantees him to be on the next ballot, seemed like rational reasoning and then I hear from you two…..(and I didn’t even think of this until after reading you and
gry60
post) it guarantees him another spot on the ballot as an independent I guess right? Which as mentioned is Essentially meaningless. I guess were it to guarantee him a spot on the ballot as well as giving him the option to run as a major party affiliate with a chance as opposed to an independent with no chance, that might be different.I def stayed out of that convo between that group when he defended his vote but and though my better mind is telling me to stay out of it now and in the future I’m too curious to see what his response is so I straight up asked him. It was just a copy and paste ask at first but I didn’t want him thinking it was my rebuttal so I just screenshot my question and then both responses and sent them.
This is definitely outside my wheelhouse of understanding so I hope he answers. After hearing from both sides now I’m just too curious to hear more.
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