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dlk

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9. Apparently, Too Many Americans Don't Understand...

Reply to steve2470 (Original post)

Mon Sep 10, 2018, 12:52 PM

Sep 2018

When they don’t vote, they are giving two votes to the person they don’t agree with. Of course, they won’t be happy with the people elected. As the saying goes, if you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem (and have no right to complain.)

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On The Sidelines Of Democracy: Exploring Why So Many Americans Don't Vote [View all] steve2470 Sep 2018 OP

And people whom suck are still in office Proud Liberal Dem Sep 2018 #1

exactly, if you don't vote, you have NO voice at all nt steve2470 Sep 2018 #2

What's really sad Proud Liberal Dem Sep 2018 #5

What an idiot. smirkymonkey Sep 2018 #3

They also don't vote because they have short attention spans SharonClark Sep 2018 #4

And if they don't vote, they conspiring to deny us our voices too...I don't put lightly w/ ... SWBTATTReg Sep 2018 #6

listened to this in the car this morning handmade34 Sep 2018 #7

If you don't vote, you're doomed to be ruled by evil men and women meow2u3 Sep 2018 #8

Apparently, Too Many Americans Don't Understand... dlk Sep 2018 #9

It would help if all elections were held on weekends Calculating Sep 2018 #10

Vote-by-mail maxsolomon Sep 2018 #12

I think when we have politicians and celebs saying that there are "no differences" in the party... NurseJackie Sep 2018 #11

very well said! nt steve2470 Sep 2018 #14

A little off topic, but I wonder if Colin Kaepernick still thinks it didn't matter who won in 2016? CrispyQ Sep 2018 #13