Hardly betrayed.
He's advocating LEV and what does he say about that? He explicitly tells me I don't have to vote.
And he even says there's at least an "outside possibility" that I'm right with respect to foreign policy.
Emphasis Mine.
I do not feel any sorrow. I've known since I was 10 years old that this corrupt neo-Fascist State would collapse one day. With our Presidential elections down to the choices we have this year, the demise may come sooner than even I expected. I said in the early 1980's that the 21st century would vindicate Marx. Given our, er, um, choices for leadership in November, that vindication may come early enough in this century for me to observe it. Why would I feel sorrow?
Simply put, LEV involves, where you can, i.e. in safe states, voting for the losing third party candidate you prefer, or not voting at all. In competitive “swing” states, where you must, one votes for the “lesser evil” Democrat.
And he even says there's at least an "outside possibility" that I'm right with respect to foreign policy.
Emphasis Mine.
Before fielding objections, it will be useful to make certain background stipulations with respect to the points below. The first is to note that since changes in the relevant facts require changes in tactics, proposals having to do with our relationship to the “electoral extravaganza” should be regarded as provisional. This is most relevant with respect to point 3) which some will challenge by citing the claim that Clinton’s foreign policy could pose a more serious menace than that of Trump.
In any case, while conceding as an outside possibility that Trump’s foreign policy is preferable, most of us not already convinced that that is so will need more evidence than can be aired in a discussion involving this statement.
I do not feel any sorrow. I've known since I was 10 years old that this corrupt neo-Fascist State would collapse one day. With our Presidential elections down to the choices we have this year, the demise may come sooner than even I expected. I said in the early 1980's that the 21st century would vindicate Marx. Given our, er, um, choices for leadership in November, that vindication may come early enough in this century for me to observe it. Why would I feel sorrow?
