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Then why are you accepting it?
A vote for biden is support for him to continue doing what he does. How do you not see that ?
While I can appreciate that. ( although its probably a waste of time) It doesn't absolve you from what your doing here.
You are actively pushing people to vote for a party who absolutely supports the genocide. They are the ones in power now. They are the ones who cut the check. There is always nuance, but there is no watering this down.
Biden supports genocide , you support Biden.
You support genocide.
I'm not. I'm specifically voting against it where possible.
Not really. A vote for Biden is a vote against Trump.
50 is bigger than 5. So I'll vote for 5.
I'm aware it's largely a waste of time. That's why I do it at work when I'm trying to kill time.
The democratic party is split. That's not good. But in comparison the republicans are at nearly 100% support for the current genocide, plus they are cool with a second one in Ukraine.
Both sides are not equal here.
I don't support Biden. I voted against him in the primaries. I hate his policy just as much as you do. You can vote for a politican without agreeing with 100% of what they do.
I'm doing what I can to reduce the impact of this country's terrible politics. And that start with making sure the least bad politician is the one that gets in, because doing nothing means the worst option (Trump) gets put in power.
I could just as easily say you support genocide.
You support Trump. Trump supports genocide. Therefore you support genocide.