okay guys help me decide

But if my vote isn't going to actually change a damn thing, I'd rather not vote for evil, and have at least the satisfaction of knowing I didn't vote for evil. Then work to get a worthy candidate on the ballot, then vote for him, when it's actually worth doing and means something. Yeah, I voted for Trump because I thought he could actually do good.

In 2012 I voted third party.

This measure would charge pollution fees on sources of greenhouse gas pollutants and use the revenue to reduce pollution, promote clean energy, and address climate impacts, under oversight of a public board.

Based and redpilled, or cringe and bluepilled?

Your vote will change *something*, though, just not as much as you'd like

@Jacob It sounds good, but I don't trust our current government to do anything and would prefer them to have less power than more, so I'd probably vote no.

hard choice then

wait a second

Will it really? Would voting for Mitt Romney or John McCain really change anything? Or just maybe make it seem so in some illusory ways?

Voting yes = less money for corporations = less money for them to lobby for immigration

Romney or McCain? Probably not

Maybe even make it worse

hmmm the initiative is backed by the Latino Community Fund, though

Always follow the money...

holy shit

the initiative exempts the largest polluters

"Six of the state's top 10 carbon admitters would be exempt"

uhhh wut

Voting for the govt to "help" anything...

also, why write "six" as a word but "10" as a number?

it looks stupid

>just don't ~~goys~~ guys

Granted there are some really valid criticisms of republican democracy, but I think we have to engage and play with the paradigm that we've inherited.

lmao

there's an initiative to ban food and beverage taxes

To be clear I'm not saying don't ever vote, or don't vote for a candidate that you actually think will do some good. I'm just saying, if presented with two options that are both garbage, both going to hurt my people and my own interests, but maybe one will do it less - no thanks. When someone decent is on my ballot, hopefully thanks in part to my own efforts, I'll definitely vote for them.

and the "rebuttal" of the argument for the initiative says that it "reduces choice" for local communities

what a retarded argument

if I don't like a certain choice, wouldn't I *want* to "reduce choice"?

wtf

the Republican senate candidate opens her statement with "Our people"

🤔

In 2016 I voted straight Republican except for the House because my congressman was terrible on immigration and anti-Trump

She also managed to include her German and Norwegian ancestry in the statement

this is weird

@Jacob Who is this?

Susan Hutchinson

I think she's fairly moderate Republican

literally opens it with "Our people deserve better"

sounds very identitarian

I guess she has no chance in WA, but I like the rhetoric