You care about the genocide so you voted for a third-party candidate supported by foreign authoritarian states (themselves engaged in genocide) as a way to punish a political faction you accuse of enabling genocide, thus helping an even more aggressive and antti-Arab political faction gain power.
See, it makes no sense. There has to be some rational basis to it. You can’t just say you care about something, then support a result that goes againstnwhat you supposedly care for, and still come out righteous in the end. That’s just not how it works.
(I mean, I’m sure there were some jews who voted for Hitler in 1933, if that makes anyone feel better. We all make mistakes.)
You care about the genocide so you voted for a third-party candidate supported by foreign authoritarian states (themselves engaged in genocide) as a way to punish a political faction you accuse of enabling genocide, thus helping an even more aggressive and antti-Arab political faction gain power.
See, it makes no sense. There has to be some rational basis to it. You can’t just say you care about something, then support a result that goes againstnwhat you supposedly care for, and still come out righteous in the end. That’s just not how it works.
(I mean, I’m sure there were some jews who voted for Hitler in 1933, if that makes anyone feel better. We all make mistakes.)