Trying to scare or guilt me into voting for Hillary is not a reason to vote for Hillary.
I am not motivated by fear.
Anyone who uses fear to get you to vote for them is not worth voting for.
I am motivated to vote for Jill Stein because our current political system is beholden to capitalism, racism, and imperialism and the elite few in power need to know that the people will not let them continue to abuse our rights and our lives, while trying to appease us with, “at least we’re not Trump.”
Saying you’re better than Trump isn’t saying much at all.
We shouldn’t be setting the bar at “she’s better than Trump.”
We should be fighting for what we actually want, which, for me, is fundamental, institutional change. That’s a long fight, but if we want a truly better and sustainable standard of living for everyone, we have to have this fight.
Revolution is not convenient. Revolution is not easy. The people and systems in power, upholding the status quo, will use all the tools at their disposal to make us believe that what we want is too much; that what we’re asking for is impossible. But it’s not impossible. It just requires a break from the status quo. And that is something the status quo cannot abide. So they try to blame us for wanting what we want. They say we are the problem. They say we are destroying the balance. But the actual problem is the system itself. Not those who speak against it.
So I will not let you scare me or guilt me into voting for someone who will not change that system.
I’m not voting for Trump and I’m not voting for Hillary.
I’m voting for Jill Stein because she represents systemic change to the capitalist, racist, imperialist status quo.
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