No, I don't. They are both horrible. Way to pick a single issue -- which I'm sure is important to you -- and make it the whole thing, but many attacks were lobbed at Kamala, from her gender, race, her history against crime, to her unwillingness to support Palestine.
In the context of USA politics, but also what seems to be the whole world's fall into chaos, we keep choosing the worst options instead of the not perfect ones.
I'm pro-Palestine. I would love for my country to support Gaza, but, and sorry for shouting here:
IN WHAT FUCKING WORLD DOES DONALD TRUMP RESPECT PALESTINIANS MORE THAN KAMALA. IN WHAT FUCKING WORLD DO YOU SEE HIM MAKING THINGS BETTER THAN SHE COULD HAVE.
This is the absolute worst take. She could have been terrible for Gaza, but we already knew he would be. In the context of the US election, there's no case for refusing to vote for Kamala over trump if you're hung up on this issue. You are exactly the problem I'm mad about. Do you not understand how tearing her down hurt everyone? How continuing to focus on this one issue to the detriment of all others prevents us from being able to actually talk about it because the children in the room get elected?
Yes, complain about the US stance, and I'm with you. Publicly deride the better option because it's not perfect and you have people sit out the election because of both sides and you will see that the worst parts of humanity win instead.
You're just as bad as the Epstein Files meme folks. Yes, it's an important issue, but making it the ONLY issue prevents conversation on any other topic. And to hold off the Epstein people: We already know who is in the files, we don't NEED the confirmation. The fact they won't release them implicates the people in power. You think another felony conviction is going to stop him/them?
The time to vet US politicians is in a primary... again, we didn't get one this time. When the time comes to choose who is better or worse for yourself or the world, though, you vote for the least bad option.
And I think perhaps the end result is that yes, I think fascism is worse than genocide because I think it's a precursor. The US is aiding a genocidal country right now (for reasons that I don't understand, there seems to be a ton of pro-Israel sentiment), but is not the acting force there, that's Israel. Right now, on my land, the US is trying to move towards genocidal tendencies against it's own people: see ICE deportations and hostility. This is a direct result of choosing trump over basically anyone else.
Editing to add: I think this a bait I keep falling for. Anyone responding to a serious post with a single sentence is a troll. I'm hoping to inform others who might feel like zark but didn't post what they did rather than discuss with them.