#votevotevote

I understand the anger. I really do. I understand how angry we are at Biden for what he's doing with Palestine. Free Palestine, absolutely.

It's also imperative to think... How do you think Trump will treat Palestine? How about the third party candidates? Do we think now is the time to gamble against the cards of our two party system? Are we willing to gamble Palestine / women's right / lgbtqia+ rights / children's rights to restore the third party in our country right now?

These are genuine questions, and I'm not going to say I have the answers, not at all. But please, to all the people saying "we can't ignore what Biden is doing! We can't vote for him no matter what!" I completely agree with the anger, but please don't forget what Trump plans for this country, what he likely plans for Palestine, and what could occur if we give him even a small chance to get his foot back into the control room of our country.

He will help Israel much more than any other country is currently. He will funnel all of our taxes to genocide, even more so than now. He will also genocide your family, your friends, your coworkers, your neighbors: anyone you know and love who he hates in our country will be bloody and beaten by him.

My belief? now is not the time to gamble. But ultimately, we must keep in mind, when is the right time for what we want? We must be careful with every step, and part of that is when do we want to fight for third parties to be strong again, and what are we willing to gamble through that fight? Is it worth it with Palestine right now? What about gambling with humans rights on our own doorstep? Are there any third party candidates we entirely wholeheartedly believe in? I know there's much debate.

I know it's deja vu, I know, but one more term of Biden please. We can protest him the whole time. You think Trump will let you protest now that immunity is a thing?

And then after this, we can demand a better option. But for now, this is all we've got. Don't throw it away out of false righteousness.

It really doesn’t matter. The VP she picks is to balance the ticket. To be strong in areas where she might not have a ton of experience in, and to appeal to voters she might struggle with. Again, the same reasons she was picked 4 years by Biden.

The assignment in November HASN’T CHANGED!!

It’s not red versus blue, Harris vs trump, no. It’s democracy vs hate, it’s moving forward and growing and continuing to heal vs going backwards to a time when anyone not cis, white, male, wealthy and healthy (and yes you needed to be all of them) was treated like crap.

It’s the return of Roe vs not being able to get a divorce unless you can prove abuse. It’s fighting climate change vs giving tax breaks to corporations that pollute and destroy. It’s keeping same-sex marriage and protections vs forcing everyone further back into the closet then DADT ever did.

This isn’t the election to be picky, or selective or “oh I don’t I don’t agree on this point so I’m not voting at all” THEN YOU HAVE VOTED FOR TRUMP. That’s what it boils down to. Do I agree with all of Harris positions? No. I would be foolish to. Do I think I will agree with all of her VP picks positions? Also no. Do I think that Harris has shown she is willing to move and be moved on issues? Yes. Do I think her pick will be made to give her the best chance of winning? Also yes.

It's almost time, fam.