So pretty simple really, Dave Rubin lays out how he feels concerning the two major nominees and determines who he will support.
I don't have much else to add at this time except that I agree with him.
So pretty simple really, Dave Rubin lays out how he feels concerning the two major nominees and determines who he will support.
I don't have much else to add at this time except that I agree with him.
I love Dave Rubin. But that doesn't make his vote any less of a throw-away.
No, it's actually not.
Johnson has quite literally no chance of becoming President.
Enjoy patting yourself on the back for voting who you think is most aligned to your beliefs, but stop pretending it matters in the slightest when our current system is taken into consideration.
...what? lol. YES CLEARLY YOU CAUGHT ME.why so you can say "I was on the winning team"? unless you are in a swing state your vote means just about nothing.
Maybe, just maybe, and I know this will blow all of the ideologue's minds, but some people don't throw tantrums when they don't get literally 100% of what they want in a candidate. Some people actually try to get the less insane person into office, even if they disagree with them on some topics.
I know this forum is almost exclusively insane ideologues, but some people actually try to get a reasonable person elected when one of them wants to use nuclear weapons against enemies.
Nice strawman. I guess I missed where I said there should only be two candidates?
Kudos for trying to ignore my actual point: That Johnson nor Stein have any chance of winning. Zero. Zip. None.
But based on your other posts, I know you can't possibly understand this SO INCREDIBLY COMPLICATED point.
gonna write in "Beastwars era Megatron" for who I want to vote as president, I'd rather focus on my sate and local level politicians at this point.
Bahahaha, me saying "Johnson or Stein have no chance to win" is not me saying "There should only be two candidates, one in each party."
Try a little harder next time. I'd love an election where those two as well as anyone else had an actual chance.
But in reality, right now, that isn't the case.
With all this fapping over Gary Johnson as some kind of principled third option, did anyone bother to go check if he was actually a good candidate?
More candidates isn't always better, just look at the GOP nomination. When you have a bunch of people all shouting at each other simultaneously, it all just becomes white noise and you may end up picking a worse option than you would've gotten with a smaller field where each candidate has enough space to breathe.