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It's only considered voting against your own interest when a poor person does it. When a relatively well off person is campaigning for higher taxes, voting aga
by dantheman 13y ago
It's only considered voting against your own interest when a poor person does it. When a relatively well off person is campaigning for higher taxes, voting against their won interest, then it's a principled stand.
- girvo 13y agoI had never looked at it from that angle before. Interesting.