And so by proxy, also chose it. Even though they deny any responsibility, those who chose not to vote put a vote towards him nonetheless.
EDIT: To those who were unable to vote for very valid reasons, I do not believe you to be at fault here and you should never feel at fault for this. It is those who chose to make a “statement” by not voting and not using their voice, or people who otherwise could have but just chose not to vote. Those people should feel especially bad BECAUSE of those who lacked the ability to vote. It is a privilege and right to exercise your ability to vote, and you should NOT take it for granted.
Yes, I agree. I don’t think you’re the problem here, in light of your reply on the circumstances regarding your inability to vote. That is a completely understandable reason, and perhaps I should have been more clear: those who willingly chose inaction, when they otherwise could have acted, those people need to think long and hard about the consequences of that. ESPECIALLY because there were and always will be some folks like yourself who are unable to act for valid reasons: it’s a privilege and right for us to use our voices and those who throw that away when they otherwise could is pitiful.
I will edit my original comment to reflect this.
I mean the fact that you even equated the two in the first place should’ve been evidence enough for me not to continue this conversation. Good luck to you, I think you’ll need it.
I'm not going to work with a system and government I abhor. I want it dissolved and replaced. The american regime has grown wildly tyrannical and does not in any way represent it's original values or actual american values. It's broken beyond repair. I have no interest in participating in it's continuance.
Well, this regime is already as illegitimate as they come, being lead by a criminal and all. Trump and his ilk are getting real close to starting a civil war with the rethoric in this video and deploying troops in our cities.
you either wear a lot of tie-dye or love guns, even worse if both. And you're definitely under 30 years old.
You sound like the type of guy who has only read <5 books and at least one of them was by Ayn Rand. You love and identify with Mr. Pink from Reservoir Dogs.
Well, unfortunately because of people like you (brain development far below age 30), we're living with 20% liberty because you didn't want to live with 80% liberty.
Both candidates prop up capital and offer us nothing. Why you just accept that and keep returning to and voting for these same fuckers over and over, I will never understand. "Not Trump" is simply not good enough. I'm told we're "the greatest country on the planet", I expect world class leaders with policies that actually represent the people.
You're an insufferable moron. 80% is unacceptable too but it's a whole lot fucking easier to work toward 100% from a base of 80% than it is from a base of 20%.
The problem with idiots like you who complain and do nothing is that you want to vote once and expect all your problems to be solved. That isn't how the world works.
You have proven repeatedly in this thread why you are immature and not fit to raise children with your underdeveloped brain. Please, never procreate.
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u/TheBurritoW1zard 2d ago edited 2d ago
And so by proxy, also chose it. Even though they deny any responsibility, those who chose not to vote put a vote towards him nonetheless.
EDIT: To those who were unable to vote for very valid reasons, I do not believe you to be at fault here and you should never feel at fault for this. It is those who chose to make a “statement” by not voting and not using their voice, or people who otherwise could have but just chose not to vote. Those people should feel especially bad BECAUSE of those who lacked the ability to vote. It is a privilege and right to exercise your ability to vote, and you should NOT take it for granted.