Who are you voting for (or would vote for if you could)?

Best candidate?

  • Hillary Clinton

    Votes: 20 48.8%
  • Donald Trump

    Votes: 6 14.6%
  • Gary Johnson

    Votes: 9 22.0%
  • None of them

    Votes: 6 14.6%

  • Total voters
    41
General Neptune said:
i stand corrected

...on what? that was aimed at roy :koopa:
 
Greg Universe said:
General Neptune said:
i stand corrected

...on what? that was aimed at roy :koopa:
bit of a meta example, but i said that "nowhere in the bible does it say you have to hate homosexuality" in the post above yours

it's not so much a verse about hating homosexuality, but it certainly implies it, which is where a lot of people would get confused
 
To be blunt, Roy, I think you're starting to act more like a Saturday Night Live parody of a Christian than an actual Christian.
 
i'm just going to reply to the op (because fuck whatever is going on up there lol) and bring up that i'm not voting this year, and i hate to admit it. i'm too terrified of making the wrong decision. growing up in a very super right wing household, voting left just makes me uncomfortable and none of the republican candidates are really appealing to me. maybe i'll end up voting third party like libertarian or green, but because of the way the system is set up and knowing it won't count for anything it's just demotivating to me

i hope the choices won't be so shitty in four years
 
Banjo said:
i'm just going to reply to the op (because fuck whatever is going on up there lol) and bring up that i'm not voting this year, and i hate to admit it. i'm too terrified of making the wrong decision. growing up in a very super right wing household, voting left just makes me uncomfortable and none of the republican candidates are really appealing to me. maybe i'll end up voting third party like libertarian or green, but because of the way the system is set up and knowing it won't count for anything it's just demotivating to me

i hope the choices won't be so shitty in four years
One of my teachers talked about how he always voted for a third party (usually the green party iirc) even if he didn't believe in it. As he put it, he was proving to the main two that there's at least one person who disagrees with them. I can't really say I disagree with my teacher; if you stay silent, nobody will know what you're thinking, but if you vote, you're actively speaking up and potentially laying the groundwork for others to do the same.
 
A lot of people died and struggled for the right to vote, it's for their voice in politics. I think the right to vote who you want as a leader and stuff is a very great privilege to have, and you should take part in it. Every vote counts.

Though I do agree that I pretty much hate all candidates except Bernie Sanders, but even if it's Trump vs Clinton, I really don't want Trump winning so I'll just grudgingly vote for Clinton. Ideally, third party candidates sound better but in reality they have next to no chance of winning thanks to many people just blindly voting whoever they recognize the most (hell I think it's the reason Clinton is beating Sanders)
 
I'm not sure I agree with the idea of voting for the lesser of two evils, so to speak. Somehow, your vote's going to be noticed by someone, somewhere, so I'd rather see it get placed with someone you truly believe in instead of someone you begrudgingly settle on.