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  • Earthwormjim91@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    So vote in the primaries…

    The Dem primaries had like 10 people this last go round. From 38 to 78.

    Bernie was the front runner and people were counting Biden out until South Carolina when nobody showed up for Bernie.

    Voting is not a once every 4 year thing. There are elections at the local level all. The. Fucking. Time. And those are even more important. And they have even less turnout than the big ones. I have had 8 elections since 2020 in my local area. I vote in every single one of them.

    Who do you think rise through the ranks through parties and become prominent? People who get elected at lower levels. They have track records.

    There is absolutely zero excuse for not voting. I will look down on anyone that doesn’t vote but bitches about the system. They simply do not care. They say they do but won’t do the one damn thing to actually change anything. Everything starts at the local level.

    • VenoraTheBarbarian@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      I vote myself, but at the same time I understand the apathy especially from the younger generations.

      You came out swinging with a lot of pent up frustration, dude. The other commenter says they do vote. I grant you they didn’t mention the primary, but I have no reason to believe they don’t vote in the primary, too.

      So I also encourage others to do the same, but I don’t look down on anyone for not voting.

      I feel like this is where you meant to put your energy, since you said you DO look down on people who don’t vote but do complain. But we need both kinds of people in the world. Some people respond better to patience, others to a kick in the butt. You’re both doing it right as long as you’re both trying to convince people to vote.