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      6 days ago

      It’s not one or the other, you can still vote to try and minimize damage while working towards or dreaming about revolution.

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          6 days ago

          Some candidates are worse than others. You’d preferably would want the less shit one to win

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            5 days ago

            If a political system yields worse candidates, why then should one support a system that still causes damage‽ Why are you blaming a voter for being responsible for harm reduction, when the system still creates damage?

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      I don’t think anyone politically active thinks voting is the end-all-be-all of political activity.

      As for the average person… if you convince them voting doesn’t matter, you know what they’re going to do instead?

      NOTHING.

      They’re not going to go out of their way to join a political revolution.

      They’re just going to give up and say “I guess there’s nothing that can be done.”