I grew up with moments of A and B choices.

[ehrnst]

A would be something like "stop hitting your little sister" and B would be “go to your room”. I remember saying many times that I wanted choice C, which was usually for my sister to do everything my way so I wouldn't have to make hard choices. My parents would explain that it made sense to want that, but that C wasn't one of my choices right now, and that in this moment I had to pick A or B.

If your choice C is not on the ballot today, I am sorry. Please go vote for A or B. You can start working on choice C tomorrow.

From FB:

https://www.facebook.com/michelle.p.james.37/posts/2207177272628756

[betsuni]

1. K&R

[Hortensis]

2. Yes. In today's real world, the route to choice C MUST

always start with either A or B, as must standing up for right and against wrong.

"Let's be clear. I don't want anyone to vote for me because I'm black. And no one on the ballot needs your vote because we're women. And I don't even want you to vote for us just because we're Democrats. You need to vote for us because we're better!" ~ Stacey Abrams

[NurseJackie]

3. Thank you! And well said!

[brer cat]

4. Exactly. nt