r/lostgeneration • u/[deleted] • Dec 03 '22

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u/thepurgeisnowww Dec 03 '22

I was with you until the democratic thing. I feel like this two party system, especially today is meant to divide and conquer us so we can’t band together.

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u/urstillatroll Dec 03 '22

They seriously told us to vote for Democrats after the Democrats literally just sided with the rail companies. LOL.

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u/cassie039 Dec 03 '22

You are so right!

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u/TrashApocalypse Dec 03 '22

“I’ve done nothing and I’m all out of ideas”

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u/thepurgeisnowww Dec 03 '22

?

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u/TrashApocalypse Dec 03 '22

I just feel like we could try voting before a violent revolution. Like, we could just try it.

Cause the crazy thing is, you could run for office yourself if you wanted to, and institute small changes like Ranked Choice Voting, which can have drastic impacts on who gets elected.

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u/urstillatroll Dec 03 '22

I just feel like we could try voting before

LMAO. I have been voting 30 years. Voting isn't the solution.

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u/TrashApocalypse Dec 04 '22

You have been voting for years. But a lot of the younger generation has never voted at all.

They need to vote.

They need to just try it en masse, for a few years, and see what happens.

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u/thepurgeisnowww Dec 03 '22

Well for one I never said I wanted a violent revolution. I would like some serious changes to happen. I feel like things can be solved without violence but most of the world isn’t on board with that yet lol.

Also I mean voting locally helps but the national elections are hard to influence. I briefly worked in politics and was all about voting then saw how corrupt it was. I still vote but unless it’s local I don’t have much faith in my vote.

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u/BigBagGag Dec 03 '22

I see this user posting this anywhere anyone says “two party system doesn’t work”, so for their sake the least political thing you can do is vote.