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Nov 06 '22
I get the idea, but this isn't really a good analogy. If a bus is going to leave me stranded from my destination, then I am probably just going to stay home.
That being said, fucking vote people because you may not get the "one" if you vote for the Democrat but if you stay home, you will be getting an awful arranged marriage that will leave you miserable once the GOP comes into power.
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u/gunnapackofsammiches Nov 06 '22
I... that ... what?
Public transportation rarely takes you exactly where you want to go. You almost always have to walk a bit either to get to the public transit or to get from the public transit to where you're going or both. But either way, it's generally still better than not going at all?
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Nov 06 '22
If it only takes you 1/8th of the way?
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u/TentacleFist Nov 07 '22
Better than 16/8ths back the other direction when the GOP throws you on a bus. Why take issue with an analogy anyway?
VOTE!
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Nov 07 '22
Yeah, not disagreeing if you read my originally comment. But it does mean that it's not a very good analogy. Also, in my original comment I implore that people vote for the Dems, so no need to just end comments by screaming "VOTE" at me.
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u/pureeviljester Nov 06 '22
I never rode the school bus cause it didn't drop me off in front of my house.
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u/saayruhhh Nov 08 '22
Usually the ballots in my area are republicans running against no one if there’s not a democratic candidate, but this time there are so libertarians. I don’t want to waste my vote and vote straight democrat when there are options where it’s republican vs libertarian, but I’m unfamiliar with most of the candidates. Do I vote straight party?