“Why We Vote”
After six years of activism for real elections and three years of covering election litigation, legislation, expert analysis, opposition analysis, and more — every week with by brother and bestie
@canncon — I believe elections are fake.
I believe President Trump knew this definitively in 2016.
I believe the reason it hasn’t been resolved is unipartisan opposition (visible) and Americans’ denial that it could be true (sometimes visible).
I believe it will be resolved.
I don’t believe it has been resolved yet.
Why do we vote?
“…the sovereign will of the citizens — freely expressed at the ballot box and formalized by the competent electoral authorities — constitutes the sole foundation of the legitimacy of public power.” — US State Dpt, Shield of the Americas.
To vote or not to vote is a question of sovereign will.
I vote. I’ve never skipped an election, and I won’t in November.
But I don’t believe or really care about the outcomes because elections are fake and the foundation of public power is illegitimate.
I vote for the sting.
That’s why I vote after dedicating most of my skills talents and passions to this issue for the past six years, including defending the right to say no to fake elections in federal court (1:22-cv-00581).
If the electoral authorities are not competent in reflecting the sovereign will of the citizens, then the foundation of public power is illegitimate…according to the US State Department and the consensus of the nations in Shield.
Some people have a moral objection to this and don’t consent to participate in the sting. My friend
@reBurningBright talks about this in tomorrow’s episode of the Blitz.
I believe that’s okay, and I won’t shame people’s sovereign moral choices. No one at
@BadlandsMedia_ will. It violates our core ethos as a collaborative. And that’s the real problem, isn’t it?
There’s a mob demanding we shame and cancel and make demands — demanding we hand over our decision rights or we’re traitors — because nothing can stop what is coming unless we refuse to lie about legitimacy.
The mob can eat every last dick in the bag.
BREAKING: The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to resume its expanded voter citizenship verification program, which lets states use Social Security records to check voters' citizenship. Justices Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson dissented.