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Dark_Arc@social.packetloss.gg 11 months agoHonestly… I get your point and I know people in Texas that don’t agree with Texas politics. However, the largest party in the county is the party of “I don’t vote.” If you actually manage to wake up 10%… 20%… 30%… of those people, plus all the Republican voters that didn’t want it, plus all the Democrats that didn’t want it and/or got lazy with their state votes… Well we might actually see major change in representation from Texas.
the largest party in the county is the party of “I don’t vote.” If you actually manage to wake up 10%… 20%… 30%… of those people
Which part of “not able to” don’t you get? Calling disenfranchised people asleep is victim blaming that doesn’t give them the right and ability to vote back.
Oh bull shit. There are way more apathetic people that don’t vote because they don’t want to (because they don’t think it matters or don’t care) than people that are actually not able to vote.
If your “disenfranchisement” in particular boils down to “both sides … my vote doesn’t matter” I have 0 sympathy for you. It very clearly does matter.
Really? And here I thought you were coming off SUPER sympathetic! 🙄
I’m sympathetic to people who voted for the right policies but still live there. Not to the people who can vote but choose not to exercise their rights and then complain about how things are going.
Otherwise, I think you’re rude and full of shit.
AtmaJnana@lemmy.world 11 months ago
“If you don’t like ibeing bombed, get your neighbors to stop supporting Hamas.”
Collective punishment.
Dark_Arc@social.packetloss.gg 11 months ago
That is an offensive comparison. I’m not touching that, there’s no “winning” in the discussion you’ve set up for either of us.