I'll go first. I had a take that if you see a bunch of advertisements saying to vote no on prop x, and nearly none saying yes on prop x, you should probably vote yes. Because if big money is behind an effort to sway towards no, there's probably corruption in the ranks.

  • wtypstanaccount04 [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    Lesser-evilism is a valid voting strategy. What has changed is that I no longer believe you can just vote for change. It has to be fought for.

    • Randomdog [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      This is my big one, but I still believe that "vote for the one who is least bad" is something still worth doing.

      No, it isn't going to change anything significant, but also it takes like half an hour of your time and it can prevent genuine fascists from getting power.