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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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when you withhold your vote for her
Does "when you withhold your vote for her" mean "when you don't vote for her"?
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And when you withhold your vote for her, you're helping elect for war war war war and more war involving war crimes and carpet bombing (in the general election, I mean).
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And when you withhold your vote for her, you're helping elect for war war war war and more war involving war crimes and carpet bombing (in the general election, I mean).
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" Where did you come across that text?
- " Where did you come across that text?
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I interpret it as "when you don't cast your vote, in order to help her." Where did you come across that text?
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