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robinoberg@feddit.uk to Memes@lemmy.ml · 5 months ago

Voting for the lesser evil is still evil

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Voting for the lesser evil is still evil

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robinoberg@feddit.uk to Memes@lemmy.ml · 5 months ago
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    5 months ago

    The fascists have already been cracking down on people trying to organize.

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      So your solution is defeatism?

      A bold strategy, let’s see how it pays off. /s

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      Yes! Why not vote for the lesser evil to prevent harsher crackdowns than you would otherwise get?

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        Because it doesn’t prevent anything.

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          At the end, yes, both outcomes are the same unless organization is successful. Why make organizing any harder than it needs to be?

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            I think I have a rock that keeps tigers away to sell you

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              I am confused by your reply. What is the “rock” I am buying?

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                Did you watch the video? The rock that keeps tigers away is like voting that makes organizing easier.

                Politicians react to organized mass movements, rather than elections. You got it backwards.

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                  I did watch the video. I agree that mass movements are what is required for change. I don’t understand, what am I buying?

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                    You’re “buying” that elections make organizing easier. Just like Homer is buying that a rock can keep tigers away.

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