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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 437058" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>I don't play the "<em>as</em> reprehensible" game. Evil is evil to me, period. As an American "in the real world," voting is not compulsory. Thus, I don't have to choose between evils. However, if I were forced to vote for the sake of argument, I'd continue to vote third party or for a write-in candidate. If refusing to vote for thugs means I'm "placing myself above it all," so be it. I voted for Obama twice, and still ended up with the policies of George Bush, John McCain, and Mitt Romney. I'm not getting any more blood on my hands.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 437058, member: 35"] I don't play the "[I]as[/I] reprehensible" game. Evil is evil to me, period. As an American "in the real world," voting is not compulsory. Thus, I don't have to choose between evils. However, if I were forced to vote for the sake of argument, I'd continue to vote third party or for a write-in candidate. If refusing to vote for thugs means I'm "placing myself above it all," so be it. I voted for Obama twice, and still ended up with the policies of George Bush, John McCain, and Mitt Romney. I'm not getting any more blood on my hands. [/QUOTE]
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