You are right, and this is what I would end up doing if I were an American citizen, however I am not, and have never even visited either American continent.
However, as someone who grew up as an abused child, harmed by a society that blamed me for being poor, disabled, autistic, and an immigrant, I cannot help but feel that I would gladly swap my own life to save even one innocent person harmed by state terrorism. It leaves me feeling like I would prefer to be dead that see this happening.
Is this going to be American politics for the rest of time: continually voting for least worst of two options which will cause observable harm?
If yes, it would be nice if that changes at some point, thanks.
Support single transferable vote ranked choice voting if you want more options.
Approval voting is also good. Really any of the alternatives create more representative outcomes.
STAR voting is pretty sweet, and is my new favorite voting system.
I call it “defensive” voting. Not voting for actual progress, just voting to prevent further deterioration.
I put practicality over ideology, and in accordance with this have already voted for Harris. But I can still express my disappointment.
You are right, and this is what I would end up doing if I were an American citizen, however I am not, and have never even visited either American continent.
However, as someone who grew up as an abused child, harmed by a society that blamed me for being poor, disabled, autistic, and an immigrant, I cannot help but feel that I would gladly swap my own life to save even one innocent person harmed by state terrorism. It leaves me feeling like I would prefer to be dead that see this happening.
Thats the natural end game of capitalism, yes.
Not much you can do about it, it’s human nature.
I think there is time for humans to prove otherwise, but maybe not so much as humans would want.