as much as I love moneroju I have been having problems with it recently. The wallet mysteriously crashes and sends don’t work consistently. Would not recommend at this time, but I have no doubts the team is working to fix this. I hate to talk shit as the moneroju guys are dedicated, goodwilled and innovative, but I don’t want someone to have a bad experience. Perhaps download it and use it but don’t rely on it

Seems like some pussy shit to avoid my dastardly trap but ok. I’m 12 and 3/4 btw

You fool! Youve taken the bait. I am 3 moves ahead and your fate is sealed

What makes those votes unequal?

Le epic redditer moment

Look dude we’re both insufferable, let’s stay on topic

If you believe your vote doesn’t matter, then you believe nobody’s vote matters. Clearly that’s not true. I get that voting for the less popular candidate won’t win the election for you. Boo hoo. Don’t conflate “losing the election” with “not mattering” though.

If you believe your vote doesn’t matter, you either believe:

• all votes are not equal (within a given election) or
• the elections are entirely rigged

sigh

Your vote matters just as much as everyone else’s. So you’re saying nobody’s vote matters? Clearly that’s not the case. Unless there’s something special about your vote compared to everyone else’s. I understand what you’re getting at, but the conclusion that you shouldn’t vote is flawed.

Your vote doesn’t decide the election on its own. Does that mean it doesn’t matter? Absolutely not.

That’s fair. I’m just trying to say, consider how you direct that resentment. It might be far healthier in the long run to limit how much you consume news media, rather than swearing off voting

Why?

You’re probably gonna continue reading doomer posts on the internet, getting grey hairs and high blood pressure

But the one chance you can do something to change things

You just won’t?

I do wonder what the solution to this problem even looks like. Cuz I agree issa problem

Nice troll

Do it for the dollas

tax them, distribute the money to the global south. Less disposable income means less consumption, and those funds can be put to use building a green economy in the developing world.