Natalie
@[email protected] that's very fatalistic
Sep 19, 2020 at 2:41amTusky
Show threadbnmngSep 19, 2020
@nex3 @railmeat I believe that not voting is more fatalistic than voting. At least voting adds legitimacy to what we might have to do next. How can we complain about the results of a rigged election if we didn't even vote in it?
Show threadJessSep 19, 2020
@bnmng @nex3 @railmeat Great point! Utilize proposed avenues to prove that they didn’t solve the problem before opting out all together.
Show threadbnmngSep 19, 2020

@crispy @nex3 @railmeat

Yes, except my first reason to vote is still in hope that the count be fair and the result be honored.  Using the failure of the election to justify further action is a fallback plan

Show threadNatalieSep 19, 2020
@bnmng @[email protected] I never said "don't vote", I said "don't talk up voting like it's some sort of solution"
Show threadbnmngSep 20, 2020
@nex3 @railmeat That's good. Thank you. I still think voting is some sort of solution though, even if it doesn't solve as much as it should