Peta says

Kylo says

If you don't like the bipartisan system (and you shouldn't) you should vote for Jill Stein. She won't win, but if she gets 5% of the vote the Green party would get equal fundraising rights, and your vote could make an actual difference for once instead of picking the lesser of two evils.

If taking this baby step is more important to you than dodging the enormous cultural bullet of a Trump or Cruz presidency then I seriously hope you stop following the election and opt not to vote in November.

I'm not too concerned, I don't think the GOP has any chance whatsoever.

Kylo says

If you don't like the bipartisan system (and you shouldn't) you should vote for Jill Stein. She won't win, but if she gets 5% of the vote the Green party would get equal fundraising rights, and your vote could make an actual difference for once instead of picking the lesser of two evils.

If taking this baby step is more important to you than dodging the enormous cultural bullet of a Trump or Cruz presidency then I seriously hope you stop following the election and opt not to vote in November.

If you don't like the bipartisan system (and you shouldn't) you should vote for Jill Stein. She won't win, but if she gets 5% of the vote the Green party would get equal fundraising rights, and your vote could make an actual difference for once instead of picking the lesser of two evils.

ScubaSteve says

rutab says

Well, as a believer in God, I believe everything in this planet is God-made.

However, that does not mean I deny all science like some religious people. I believe religion, science, and philosophy all form a bigger picture together, and none of them are totally correct or incorrect.

Do you think if we all stopped blaspheming so much, God would take a chill pill and not scorch us all to death?

This is a question, I believe, no one has an answer to definitely. :D

Chaika says

That's nice. Even if you tell people to abstain from voting, the old people will still vote and you'll be upset about the results because you didn't vote.

Yes, old people don't fall into the 'people' category.

rutab says

Well, as a believer in God, I believe everything in this planet is God-made.

However, that does not mean I deny all science like some religious people. I believe religion, science, and philosophy all form a bigger picture together, and none of them are totally correct or incorrect.

Do you think if we all stopped blaspheming so much, God would take a chill pill and not scorch us all to death?

That's nice. Even if you tell people to abstain from voting, the old people will still vote and you'll be upset about the results because you didn't vote.

Well, as a believer in God, I believe everything in this planet is God-made.

However, that does not mean I deny all science like some religious people. I believe religion, science, and philosophy all form a bigger picture together, and none of them are totally correct or incorrect.

If more people vote for Stein than intended doesn't it help GOP candidates because I'm p sure Green Party has more support from left-leaning politics

Oh, and if anyone is religious, here are some interesting quotes relating to global warming:

2 Peter 3:10 says "But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up."

and

Revelation 16:8-9 says "And the fourth angel poured out his bowl upon the sun, and it was given to it to scorch men with fire. And men were scorched with fierce heat; and they blasphemed the name of God who has the power over these plagues; and they did not repent, so as to give Him glory"

I disagree with you. I think proportional democracy is a much more intelligent system than the bipartisan system. Nothing is perfect.

It doesn't even really matter if you like the Green Party or not. The Green Party has no chance of winning. The goal is to open up fundraising to all kinds of third parties, not to elect Jill Stein.

If you don't like the bipartisan system (and you shouldn't) you should vote for Jill Stein. She won't win, but if she gets 5% of the vote the Green party would get equal fundraising rights, and your vote could make an actual difference for once instead of picking the lesser of two evils.