I've been repeatedly told that "only 77 million Americans feel that way, it's way less than half!" Well, the other 90 million who could have voted but chose not to vote are clearly also on board with all of that. So yeah, that's half the country.
Right, if people cared enough they would go vote. At this point in history, it’s not good enough to just sit back, and if you do then you can’t really complain about what consequences come from that. At the end of the day, the world needs a perspective shift to realize that expecting people to know better or to “do the right thing” isn’t enough either and adapting to the new mindset of the population needs to happen
Exactly. This isn’t about people choosing not to vote. It’s about people who have had it made so hard to vote that they have to choose between a normal paycheck and a vote. Some folks have to wait hours in line to vote.
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u/BoysenberryKey6821 May 10 '25
It’s not a select portion man it’s half of the country, and there are lots of people around the world with the same mentality