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They suck, but not nearly as much as the people that voted for Trump that are now claiming ignorance of his policies and regret their vote.

They’re definitely part of the reason why we are where we are. Not the only reason, but definitely a big part of it.

Additionally, I’ll say that their refusal to vote isn’t the protest they think it is. All it did was tell the powers that be that they trust everyone else to choose for them and that they’re fine with whoever wins.

If they wanted a certain outcome but didn't do jacks shit, with almost no exceptions as to why they didn't vote, and complain about it, they are getting absolutely zero, zilch, notta, nothing in the sympathy department from me.

If you got the ability to vote, even if it's for something as minor as what's for dinner, and you don't vote, don't complain because you didn't do anything.

Perhaps they would feel more inclined to vote if we had more then two viable political parties to choose from.

With a more representative electoral system, people would be free to vote outside the two party system with no spoiler effect. Their vote would count, even if their preference didn’t win.

Who could possibly be against democracy? Republicans? Of course.

How about the democratic party? What is their opinion of democracy? Will they work to ensure their constituents are represented fully? Every day that ticks by without electoral reform in blue states is another day the democrats elevate their party above the needs of the country.

They don’t care who leads them and are happy to go along with whatever circumstances or rules are presented to them.

Any problems with those circumstances or rules are their fault.

Vote in what?