Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. So today we're going to talk about voting

and philosophies and Biden and whether or not you should vote.

We're going to do this because I got two questions back to back. And they're coming from opposite ends of the spectrum.

But at heart, they're really kind of the same question,

even though they're framed very, very differently.

At their core, both of them are saying please give me a reason to vote for Biden and that doesn't really come as a surprise

There's not a whole lot of people watching this channel that

are looking at Joe Biden going that's my man. Me and him we align on policy

issues. I'm co-signing this guy. He's going to represent me the way I want to be

represented. Probably not a whole lot of people thinking like that. There are even fewer looking at the current administration and saying we need four more years of that.

So it's put people in a unique spot, but it's not unique. It feels unique, but the reality

is this lesser of two evils voting, it's what we normally end up with in the United States.

You know, we got 300 million people

and these are the two we wind up with. Okay, so before we get further, this is a unique channel in the sense that we have a lot of people

who are coming from a place of standard US political philosophy watching this channel.

We also have a lot of people who are coming from a more radical philosophy.

It might surprise those who are coming from within the norm

to know that once you get outside of that and you get further into some of the branches,

some of those philosophies, voting is taboo.

It's not something you do.

And the reasoning behind it is when you vote you are lending

your consent to be governed and you are morally responsible for anything that your candidate does.

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