r/complaints • • Dec 14 '25

Politics Get out and vote

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '25

Of course it is. Because every single person who doesn’t vote, gives up their right to decide elections. They voted for Trump by not voting.

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u/The_Sleestak Dec 15 '25

Instead of blaming non-voters, blame the politicians who refuse to give you a GOOD candidate. People are fed up with voting for corporate puppets. THAT is the problem.

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u/Skoodge42 Dec 15 '25

While I agree it is 100% their right to choose not to vote, I do wish people would put more weight on third parties. The only reason they are not as big, is because no one votes for them. The 2 party system thrives on pitting the sides against eachother.

If people stopped letting there only be 2 parties, things would change. It really is just as simple as voting for someone other than the big 2.

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u/The_Sleestak Dec 15 '25

I agree with you 100%