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prog ([personal profile] prog) wrote2010-01-19 07:01 pm
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Tell me true

Is it tacky to say "Go vote for X today" versus "Go vote today", when addressing a wide-ish audience?

Today I saw the latter, candidate-neutral message repeated by many friends who I know voted for X, and who hope that enough other people vote for X as well.

I tweeted "Please go vote for X if you care about Issue Y" today, before I saw any of my friends' posts. While several are in-line with me, enough others take the neutral tack that I semi-regret my overt stance...

[identity profile] ruthling.livejournal.com 2010-01-20 12:05 am (UTC)(link)
If you're willing to take on an argument, it's perfectly fine to have and express an opinion. So long as you're speaking as you, not as your company or something.