In refudiation of a Hillbot, on Disqus, who claims
differences between Stein and Clinton / (Trump) aren't bigger than differences
between Clinton and Trump, and asked me to list differences for "adults" to judge:
Stein is not a Middle East warmonger; Trump and Clinton both
are. Clinton's a warmonger elsewhere, like deliberately, needlessly provoking Russia.
And, no, Hillbots, Ralph Nader didn't really cause Gore to lose in 2000; Gore's death was primarily self-inflicted.
Let's recall that in Jan. 2008 Hillary Clinton urged NATO membership for Georgia, then declined to call for its defense when Russia attacked— Seth Ackerman (@SethAckerman) July 21, 2016
Stein is not a friend of banksters; Trump and Clinton both
are. Stein wants single-payer; neither Trump nor Clinton do. Stein wants more
protection for employees than either Trump or Clinton. Stein certainly believes
Black Lives Matter in a way neither Clinton (Ricky Rector, superpredators) do.
Stein, unlike Trump (multiple bankruptcies) or Clinton (Walmart board,
literally unbelievable cattle futures profits) doesn't have a shady fiscal past.
See how easy it is to spell out HUGE differences, Hillbot?
(I know that most Dems, when talking about "huge"
differences, are talking about two hot-button social issues, usually linked
with Supreme Court review. I've repeatedly noted that "Oh, but the SCOTUS"
worries don't impress me, and that when raised beyond worries to arguments, the
SCOTUS votes on many issues, some of which Dems don't have the best track
record at all times.)
Beyond that, Hillbots who assume every Green voter is an
uninformed 6-year-old just give me more reasons to vote Green.
And, no, Hillbots, Ralph Nader didn't really cause Gore to lose in 2000; Gore's death was primarily self-inflicted.
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