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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They don't want to get to know her, because that might challenge their deep misogyny.[/quote]

Its just boggles my mind that many do not want to know Clinton, neither they want to truly understand Trump's despicable past, yet will claim Trump will save the world from the satanic Hillary.[/quote]
Being critical of her, or not liking her, does NOT mean you like or support Trump. [/quote]

You have two choices.  If you don't vote Clinton, you are supporting Trump.  Actions speak louder than words.  [/quote]
pp here.

No, it isn't support of Trump. [/quote]

And yet that is the effect a third party vote will have, no matter how much you like to think your meaningless little protest will occur in a vacuum. I don't know if you're a man or white or how well off you are, but the fact is that if Trump wins, people who did not vote for Hillary are going to have a lot worse than the Bush years ever could have been on their conscience. That's not "bullying," sensitive sally, that's a fact. What kind of climate work would we have done under Gore vs Bush? How much less gerrymandering might have occurred? I actually doubt 9/11 would have unfolded as it did, not to mention the bizarro reaction of attacking two unrelated nations. But you do you, I guess. Go Stein.[/quote]
pp again.

You sure do think highly of yourself. Declaring a vote as meaningless because a candidate can't win. Many men and women have fought, and some have died, to protect that right but you want me to sell it based on your view. And why are you so concerned that if I don't vote for her and select another candidate it insures a victory for Trump?

Well, here's the deal. So long as the electoral college is set up the way it is there are a lot of votes that will have no impact on the outcome. [b]Should we get that changed so that each candidate receives the percentage of delegates based on their vote total in EVERY state then more people are likely to vote.[/b] After all, they vote will be counted and not negated by the majority takes it all.

And FYI, you are talking to different people. I did not declare my vote for Stein.[/quote]

Keep dreaming, Starfish. I have to go dump your vote from my son's training potty into the toilet.[/quote]

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