• Nudding@lemmy.world
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                9 months ago

                Genocidal country has choice between genocidal kleptocrat and genocidal Zionist.

                Oops all genocide lol.

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                  9 months ago

                  Well, one wants to commit genocide in the USA, while the other merely supports a genocide abroad. In the absence of a good choice, you can make the utilitarian argument for the least bad choice.

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                  9 months ago

                  America in a nutshell: “Oops! All genocide :)”

                  They really aren’t the same though. The lesser of two evils is still less evil.

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      9 months ago

      Very few look at Biden as anything more than a, “Block Trump from office” vote. People aren’t voting for biden, they are voting for the only one who stands a chance at being elected when pit against Trump

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      9 months ago

      Biden is a flip flopping coward, but I fail to see how electing him would be “more depressing” than wannabe Hitler.

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      9 months ago

      I think we’re all pretty bummed that we “have to” vote for Biden. He sucks. He’s also the candidate of a party in a 2 party system. We have no choice. It is a shitty system. I’m confident that in a more democratic system of representation (abolish the electoral college, implement ranked-choice voting, etc) we would all spend considerably more time talking about “the best” candidates that match our views most closely, but unfortunately in this country there’s really not much point.