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But if I refuse to vote for one of the two low-lifes, then at least I won't spend the next four years feeling responsible for their atrocities upon the American people. That guilt can lie with all the people that voted him/her into office.
Personally, I'd rather be shot, stabbed, hung, buried, dug up, slapped, quartered and drawn before having to vote for one of these mother****ers. However, I'm going to, while leaving claw marks in the process.
I opine that this election is the weirdest, most deplorable, worst selection of nominees in my lifetime. And I'm getting up there.
But, the writing's on the wall. Because of the realities that we have to deal with, this election isn't about living with the guilt. The outcome of this election, will not be good, regardless. It's simply choosing who you think will **** the American people, in a way that's the least destructive, over the next 4 years. I realize that this is no consolation.
We just have to screw the guilt factor in this situation.
Brew, if you refuse to vote for one or the other (because at this point it will be one or the other), I'm suggesting that you'll be surrendering a legitimate reason to bitch and moan and express how you're being ****ed, or how the American people is being ****ed.
I really believe that in this given moment that it might serve one better to join the ranks of all of the rest of us who will vote for one or the other of these yahoos - while feeling like we're being forced to vote against our own interest and will - than to not vote at all - or believe that they can relieve their guilt by voting for Johnson or Stein.