>"but given that the (realistic) choice on the table is these
>two candidates it makes little sense, especially considering
>the stakes

>so people that don't agree with you and blow or whomever, are
>stupid because they didn't vote for HRC

I hadn't realized that.
if you believe that Stein has a chance of winning, then ignore my above statement.
that was for someone who knows she is not going to win

i dont necessarily see presidential elections as opportunities to change electoral college dynamics, or the two party system or...
i see local elections as the realistic way to do that- and also as being much more influential in terms of day-to-day lives
if someone is voting based on- well this might dent the way we do politics, then that's naive
so we also have a different perspective when it comes to that.

>if she doesn't get elected, blame her.

im not going to blame HRC. because i honestly dont think there is anything else she can do
its not like she is slacking in this campaign. if she loses, i will still think she has run the best campaign she could
i will be looking at america differently though.