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Dio@pastaslut.bsky.social |
False equivalency, imo. If I don't vote for a war criminal, I'm standing by my morals in a legal way. If I don't pay taxes, I'm losing my job and potentially going to prison. I'm obligated to pay taxes, while voting for a candidate is a free choice. And I don't make that choice lightly.
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Josh Pollock 🌱🌵🌲
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You say you feel strongly about this belief, but you're not willing to violate the law or ensure you never make enough money to owe federal taxes? Neither candidate is planning to massively cut military funding or foreign military aid, if you don't want to fund that, stop paying your taxes.
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Dio
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Not trying to be a shithead - I understand why you posted what you did. I simply think it's an unfair comparison.
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Kepsico
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Your personal moral absolution is less important than the bigger fight, full stop. Contribute to the popular vote total that absolute will matter in this election more than it ever has before when the results are inevitably disputed. It's not a false equivalency. Vote against Trump. It's simple.
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