2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Question about the TOS "Terms of Service" [View all]NurseJackie
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in which I responded by telling him or her that if they didn't want to vote for Hillary, and if you prefer to sit-out the election, then so be it
if you feel that strongly about it then don't vote for Hillary.
The obvious gist of the message is that people who make such declarations have already made up their minds, so what good does it do me (or anyone) to try and convince them to do otherwise? They want coddling and validation and I'm not going to participate in that kind of game.
So, if they truly feel that way, that's fine. I'm not going to try and convince them otherwise. Vote or don't vote. It doesn't matter to me.
Frankly, I think it's a bit silly for someone to claim that my disinterest, my unwillingness to engage such people, and my "do as you want" response is the same as those who are literally encouraging Bernie supporters to not vote for the nominee.
Obviously, he or she didn't get the desired response, and that seems to have frustrated him or her even more.