Cykros on Nostr: I sure didn't, though I'm not sure I'd see it this way. It was effectively a choice ...

I sure didn't, though I'm not sure I'd see it this way. It was effectively a choice between someone that wanted to continue a genocide while pretending they had red lines, and also destroying the nation to hand it over to a European power base, and someone who wanted to continue a genocide while being a bit more honest about it, but who otherwise wanted to tell that European power base to get bent, and meanwhile stop targeting the only major project in the world that was addressing the single most destructive force in the world: fiat money.

I chose to vote for someone who opposed genocide openly...but I do somewhat understand why someone would have made the choice they did, given the two realistic options. And I'm sure not sorry that Kamala lost. 12 years of Obama calling the shots was more than enough.