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If you don't vote for Biden, you are straight fucking trash, man
Oof, yes. I really don't like Biden, but yes. You aren't wrong.
If you live in a deep red state, all the electoral votes are going to Trump anyway. Vote for who you want as long as it’s not Trump.
I disagree. I think it sends a strong and important message to the world to vote against him, even in these states.
You should still vote, it just doesn’t matter who for. The number of ‘Not Trump’ votes still counts the same.
Voter shaming isn't it chief. There's 100 million that didn't vote last time. Voter apathy is off the charts.
If you don't vote for Joe Biden for President in 2024, fuck you forever, you are straight fucking trash, chief
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm not a Democrat. I vote Green party. This is a democracy right?
You have the right to be a fucking dumbass, and we have the right to call you out for it
So we're not a democracy and votes are no longer earned? SMH
Sure, throw your vote away and help fascism overthrow America. Good choice champ.
I guess Biden better start doing more to earn votes then.
So you vote for the party that almost never runs down-ticket ballots because they think losing the presidency is the only thing that matters?
When Greens start running for school board, city council and the state legislatures, I'll consider them. Believe it or not, those matter even more than who is president.
https://www.gpelections.org/greens-in-office/
1414 races is nothing. There are thousands upon thousands of state congressional districts and counties in this country. They are not serious.
It won't be much longer if Trump and the Republicans win in 2024.
Better replace Biden then. His current polling is horrible.
Still polling better than the Green Party rofl what a joke
Smuggest asshole in the concentration camp.
I love this and I'm stealing it
All you're doing with a vote for the Green Party is helping Republicans who stand for the exact opposite of the Green Party. That's how it is in an Electoral College system where the winner takes all.