If you were actually any of those things you would have voted for the candidate that lead to less genocide, less empire and less war.
I hated Kamala too for all the reasons you listed, but I held my fucking nose and voted for her anyway because I knew any conservative was going to be worse in all those categories and Kamala had the only chance of beating him.
Not voting was the pro-genocide vote. There would be less people dead and less people in fucking concentration camps if Kamala had won.
You don’t understand how someone could be anti-genocide, or anti-empire, or anti-war no matter which candidate is pushing it?
I don’t see how it’s that hard, if you have principles that transcend parties.
If you were actually any of those things you would have voted for the candidate that lead to less genocide, less empire and less war.
I hated Kamala too for all the reasons you listed, but I held my fucking nose and voted for her anyway because I knew any conservative was going to be worse in all those categories and Kamala had the only chance of beating him.
Not voting was the pro-genocide vote. There would be less people dead and less people in fucking concentration camps if Kamala had won.
I did for that candidate.
No, it was the “genocide is fine, I don’t care” choice. Voting fo Kamala was the pro-genocide choice. She was very clear about that.
Citation needed. She fully supported Biden when he was bombing kids, sending immigrants to torture camps. She also said Trump was too soft on Iran.