I appreciate your post. I know I've probably argued with you before and sorry if I appear harsh or combatitive attacking the insinuation (which might not have been your directly stated position in a particular thread) that both parties are the same that it's not worth choosing one. It might come off as me defending the real harms users like you rightfully point out from the status quo which some "lesser evil" politicians are staking out, but I think we are an agreement we want better.
Keep on shining and advocating for the policies and people that can serve us better, but I will keep reminding people of the idea that solidarity will let us accomplish more of what we want even if we are not fully in alignment on every issue or the methods.
Quick word on Mr. Hamilton and religion. I'm not religious, but I'm not against religion for the sake of it. Most Abrahamic and worldwide religions teach the concept of empathy in one way or another. Religion is just a tool than can be used to spread both good and evil, and whether people learn empathy through that, through secular education or through lived experiences, then I don't really care how they did.