I Understand the Assignment

[@donnavalentine]

Your voice is so so valid. I just love you so much

[@RejectAnticipatoryObedience]

Fantastic analysis.

[@ttlayli]

Enjoy your content. I have decided to vote 3rd party.

[@kallit2185]

With the electoral college in play, a third party will never win. The candidates are also not on the ballots in all states, so it's impossible for them to win. Both 3rd party that have been propped up have funding from outside adverseral countries (Stein being paid by Russia for one). It's also interesting how third party only make big noises during the presidential races but never the smaller, local elections. In the current system, voting 3rd is wasting a vote for moral righteousness that I don't think we can afford. Want to make change? Start in your local and state governments. Invest in the third parties in the smaller races and with enough time, it will succeed. Change like that doesn't happen with a single election. So, if voting third because you care about Ukraine or Palestine or dislike a black woman running, what do you hope is the result? There will be one of two winners this election. Trump or Kamala. That won't change this year. Not voting for the best outcome, which I could argue that trying to get our rights back under Kamala will be easier, is the same as not using the vote at all. It's great to hear you're using your right to vote. I just hope you also have a plan for how to make the change you want to see. I don't know how any American can help Ukraine or Palestine when we have to focus on fighting harder to keep our rights here in the states 😅 A lot more will be easier to do under a Kamala president than the other. People won't have to divide their attention between which of their own rights they need to focus on getting back or if they can protest for Palestine.

[@ttlayli]

​@@kallit2185My voting 3rd party has nothing to do with either Ukraine or Palestine. I have made my decision, but maybe your post will help those undecided.