>Canada and some other places are already doing the things
>we're refusing to do.
>
>As far as voting? Everything points to voting for Trump. If I
>vote for Jill, it's a vote for Trump. If I vote for Johnson
>(which I won') it's a vote for Trump. If I don't vote it's a
>vote for Trump. Ironically the biggest vote for Trump was the
>vote for Hillary because she's the candidate he can beat.
>
>I think I'm going to vote Stein, though honestly I want to
>vote on the Working Families Party line. Me and my lady left
>the Democratic Party this year. I don't think Hillary will
>lose, especially here in NY. But Jill has earned my vote, and
>the issues at stake deserve support. It is important that the
>certain platform positions get political support. I don't want
>Hillary to lose for some "I told you so" shit. But there are
>bigger fish to fry.
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