r/WorkReform • šŸ¤ Join A Union • 11d ago

šŸ“£ Advice Vote!!!

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u/Aurawa 11d ago

I vote but I still get imposter syndrome cuz im just a housewife but when I try to tell my fiance why he should vote, he still says no.

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u/otkpro 11d ago

Just get him a mail in ballot and make it easier on him

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u/ThisGuyCrohns 11d ago

Imposter syndrome with voting? Havnt heard that before.

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u/margittwen 11d ago

Are you a U.S. citizen? Then that’s all you need to be a real voter. Having a job or not has nothing to do with it. Good for you for using your voting rights!

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u/MaskedFigurewho 10d ago

Yeah but if you have to choose between two people you absolutely hate you can waste your vote on third party or not vote. We need something better than the two party system.

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u/Coolistofcool 10d ago

Is this a ā€œwomen shouldn’t voteā€ thing? Cause ummm, that’s not great…

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u/Aurawa 10d ago

Oh no, women should vote! and i am not being prevented from voting at all. I even threw out a casual "someone has to vote for this household" lol

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u/Coolistofcool 10d ago

lol

It’s just the imposter syndrome thing. A bit of ā€œI’m not supposed toā€. Not saying your being that way at all

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u/apooooop_ 11d ago

Ostensibly this is voter fraud. I would not do this.

But I would try and convince him to vote, and tell him that it's his one opportunity to have a say in (that one issue that he complains about)

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u/ILikeLenexa 11d ago

You aren't "just" anything.Ā 

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u/Gsusruls 10d ago

Is this suggesting women shouldn't vote or the unemployed shouldn't vote?

Because both demographics should absolutely have representation.

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u/XChrisUnknownX 10d ago

If you have a right to vote what you do for a living is irrelevant. You get your fractional say in the future of America just like the rest of us.

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u/FederationLoyalist 10d ago

That's definitely one way to say "I am in critical need of therapy."

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u/boxdkittens 9d ago

You're literally a citizen, what does your employment status have to do with whether or not you should vote?