Jimmycrackcorn
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and then lectures others on how it works...and claims to be embarrassed by the countryWanted to vote for Johnson
Voted for Hillary to save America
for fucks sake
and then lectures others on how it works...and claims to be embarrassed by the countryWanted to vote for Johnson
Voted for Hillary to save America
preferred a candidate that was on the ticket, but didn't vote for him....and yet feels she needs to explain it to others
what a buffoon.
clearly she's championing it out of one side of her mouth, while bitching about it on the otherDo you think strategic voting is a thing April invented?
I voted for Johnson.Yup. It sucks. I voted for evil. But my other choice was to not vote. And then everyone would be like "some people a hundred years ago starved to death so you could have the right to vote and you didn't vote?!? Shame on you!"
that's weird...cuz he was on the ballot and everythingsounds like a lot of people wanted to vote for johnson but felt like they couldn't.
good for you for having morals, and sticking to themI voted for Johnson.
The reason? Not because I thought he'd make a great president, I mean he would have been better than either one of the two other ass clowns, but that was my duty of putting a 3rd party on the map. Get a third party recognized, and you'll completely disrupt the landscape. Other parties will have to come up with an option better than "Well at least I'm not that guy".
It wasn't about winning. It was about the future. It was about making an actual change in a world where change is dominated by the status quo. That's why I voted Johnson.
This is also why i voted third party. Eventually, in some election, momentum will be gained such that a third party will have 5% of the vote, then 10% the one after that. And thats a success, because at 10%, it likely that first-past-the-post breaks.I voted for Johnson.
The reason? Not because I thought he'd make a great president, I mean he would have been better than either one of the two other ass clowns, but that was my duty of putting a 3rd party on the map. Get a third party recognized, and you'll completely disrupt the landscape. Other parties will have to come up with an option better than "Well at least I'm not that guy".
It wasn't about winning. It was about the future. It was about making an actual change in a world where change is dominated by the status quo. That's why I voted Johnson.
that sounds like a pretty gay ticket to me.i voted a straight ticket. all men.
clearly she's championing it out of one side of her mouth, while bitching about it on the other
if she believed in Johnson and didn't vote for him the joke is on her...and her conscience.
and in this case, glad that Hillary lost...hopefully it feels good for her the next 4 years.
I voted for Johnson.
The reason? Not because I thought he'd make a great president, I mean he would have been better than either one of the two other ass clowns, but that was my duty of putting a 3rd party on the map. Get a third party recognized, and you'll completely disrupt the landscape. Other parties will have to come up with an option better than "Well at least I'm not that guy".
It wasn't about winning. It was about the future. It was about making an actual change in a world where change is dominated by the status quo. That's why I voted Johnson.
why you feeding the troll?Explaining something to you is not the same as championing it. What the hell yo
why you feeding the troll?
Utah has its own special lotta things.Too bad ya werent still in Utah, they had their own special race with Evan Mcmullin.
I may talk shit on here and do stupid shit and act like an asshole IRL, but when it comes to voting, I take that shit serious. I read all of the things about people and propositions on the ballot. If I can't or don't read something, I leave that one blank. I don't even vote no. I don't give a shit what one media source says vs another, how they pander to one candidate or the other, etc. I look at the facts and vote that way. In this case, they both earned a no vote from me. So I voted for someone that could make a difference.I mean this sincerely and without any malice. I'm glad that you're an idealist about this. That's a thing sorely lacking in politics at the moment.
sounds like a lot of people wanted to vote for johnson but felt like they couldn't.