Subnostr

I vote, but vote for the candidate most likely to reduce taxation, regulation, and murder (through any means including abortion, unnecessary wars, euthanasia, etc.). I know that none will eliminate these completely, but figure every move in the right direction is better than nothing.

Sometimes, when the winner is obvious and my vote doesn't matter, I vote for a 3rd party candidate just to try to get their vote total high enough that people stop saying, "I don't like the major party guy, but I don't want to waste my vote."

The Beave 1y ago

I get it.

But... This is where voting got us. It's not a great place. I will withdraw from the system and build my own.

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Liberty Gal 1y ago

I still vote, but I don't put my time into politics. I try to put my time into changing hearts and minds. As long as the people are corrupt and/or brain washed, voting won't make much difference.

I also have been trying to put lots of time into sharing the Gospel because I think time is very short. Once the rapture happens, voting won't work, if it is even allowed.

The Beave 1y ago

That's a much better thing to put your time into.

Though, lately, I am wondering about the rapture. I had no idea there were so many arguments about when it's supposed to happen. 😅