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this post was submitted on 24 Oct 2024
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Not voting is a choice. You can't not participate in politics.
You can chose not to vote for a party actively committing the literal worst crime in the world.
No you can't. Because we live under a system where one of them is going to be in power after the election, and every possible voter shares equal responsibility in the outcome.
We either live in a democracy where all votes matter, or we live in an oligarchy where we get to choose from choices presented to us.
Did you vote for Harris in the primary?
Was Biden illegally the only candidate on the ballot in some States where there were other contenders in the primary that met the requirements to be on the ballot?
I'm not morally responsible for things outside of my control in the same way as I'm not responsible for the sins of my father.
You want to try and make an argument that shove responsibility for a genocide that you're fine with being complicit in, you're going to need more than 2 sentences.