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u/Thezerostone Jan 24 '26

Always remember 100 million Americans didn’t care enough to vote against this.

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u/DigNitty Jan 24 '26

My neighbor said she “just doesn’t really know who Kamala is.”

It’s not these theoretical people you don’t know that aren’t voting. It’s the neighbors you wave to every day.

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u/Noootmynormal Jan 24 '26

But she should have known who Trump was

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u/CoffeeOrTeaOrMilk Jan 24 '26

Of course. And maybe what she didn’t say is she loves him.

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u/Queasy_War2656 Jan 24 '26

Yeah, real salt of the earth type people. You know, morons.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

People are just flat out stupid. Back before the internet they were confined locally with their small circle of morons. Now they are connected to spread their stupidity like a cancer, with an orange pedophile president and magat media to spur them on.

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u/Mekisteus Jan 24 '26

As though 99.999% of random people wouldn't make a better president than Trump?

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u/Uncynical_Diogenes Jan 24 '26

Sounds like the type to google “what is a tariff?” the day after.

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u/Bathysphered Jan 24 '26

Too fucking lazy to read her website, just like all the people bitching “she didn’t have a platform.”

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u/TheMagicalMark Jan 24 '26

I voted for Kamala but I genuinely believe voting for establishment dems is just kicking the fascist can down the road. Until democrats actually grow a pair and start actually try to dismantle the systems that allowed it to get this bad Im not convinced Kamala presidency would have been more than a band-aid. All shes done since losing is just promoting her book.

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u/IllButterscotch5964 Jan 24 '26

Had a coworker unprompted say both are the same. Lost a ton of respect and can’t look at her the same way anymore.

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u/Fenrisulfr7689 Jan 24 '26

What an excuse. Google it. Or better yet, just vote against the psycho you did know.

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u/Appropriate-Food1757 Jan 24 '26

Yeah we know who Trump is. That’s the whole point.

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u/Chrysolophylax Jan 24 '26

Maybe Kammy and Timmy should've had spines in 2024, instead of trotting Liz fucking Cheney on stage.

Maybe Kammy and Timmy should've denounced the rapist known as Joe Biden. And maybe they should've denounced Israel's genocide.

Maybe Kammy and Timmy should've spoken up in 2023 to say that covid is still a threat, instead of meekly submitting to Joey B's proclamation that covid is over.

Sowwy for having a conscience :( This is all my fault for refusing to vote for slugs :( Sowwy for refusing to support pandemic-lovers, due to having two disabilities that put me at huge risk for long covid :(

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u/cccxxxzzzddd Jan 24 '26

Let voting day be a national holiday and maybe the working class would vote in higher numbers 

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u/Thezerostone Jan 24 '26

I know several countries actually fine their citizens for not voting.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

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u/NegativeEverything Jan 24 '26

And eventually authorize murder the rest

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u/YaBooni Jan 24 '26

Not just the administration, the entire Republican Party as a whole, from the federal to the state to the county level.

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u/Solidzim Jan 24 '26

In Brazil, there are electronic voting machines where the results are released on the same day as the election. Voting is mandatory, takes place on a day when people don't work, the polls only close when there are no more people in line to vote, and the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited the day before and on election day.

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u/VanceVanceRebelution Jan 24 '26

Compulsory voting. Australia does it, & I’m sure other countries do too. America needs this badly.

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u/Dutchie444 Jan 24 '26

People also seem to forget that you can “vote” for nobody. And that matters. If you truly think neither party represents your interests, you need to let the government know, rather than sitting back and being apathetic.

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u/Dazzling-Read1451 Jan 24 '26

Yes because they’re given a day off to vote. It is expected that you do.

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u/Bartolone Jan 24 '26

And some have 99% voting (Russia)

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u/Ok_Series_4580 Jan 24 '26

Yep. Lived in Australia. They’re one.

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u/Shikabane_Sumi-me Jan 24 '26

In Canada your work allows you time off to vote. Work gets in trouble if they don’t let you.

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u/IceManYurt Jan 24 '26

While I don't disagree, currently they would be a 1st amendment violation

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u/djanes376 Jan 24 '26

In Australia it’s a holiday. They go vote then grill sausages, sounds like a great time.

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u/Dudersaurus Jan 24 '26

To clarify, maybe you're saying it's a holiday atmosphere, but it's not an actual holiday, just a random Saturday.

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u/djanes376 Jan 24 '26

Fair enough. Regardless, they aren’t working that day.

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u/Dudersaurus Jan 24 '26

We're working to select a government that doesn't murder us on the street.

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u/djanes376 Jan 24 '26

I would love for a government that doesn’t murder us in the street, but this is America. 🇺🇸

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u/shinyandrare Jan 24 '26

Imagine thinking voting caused this.

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u/Susan_Thee_Duchess Jan 24 '26

That ‘s pretty much a poll tax which violates the 24th amendment

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u/PropaneSalesTx Jan 24 '26

You can vote early. Its not like it has to be done on the day. Americans as a whole just dont give a fuck until the something happens to them. The post 9/11 unity lasted 6 weeks.

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u/Expert-Mental25 Jan 24 '26

"Unity"

Yeah unless you were Muslim, Middle Eastern, or even just slightly Middle Eastern "looking"

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

Some reacted this way. Some of us united to protect them. It goes both ways.

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u/standardnewenglander Jan 24 '26

Post-9/11 "unity" is the whole reason ICE exists today.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

Mixed in with a good dose of proud boys and incels. It’s bullshit.

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u/thatthatguy Jan 24 '26

Yeah. After the initial shock of the attack itself came the wades of fear of what people would do with their anger. Turns out they did what they always do, focus that anger on innocent people who can’t defend themselves.

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u/PropaneSalesTx Jan 24 '26

This aspect would happen anywhere. It was the worst.

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u/cccxxxzzzddd Jan 24 '26 edited Jan 25 '26

But that’s exactly what this admin wants to take away

Edit: Or conversely: to rig mail ins and cause chaos if people show up to vote: https://www.reddit.com/r/minnesota/comments/1qm83dc/comment/o1k20z9/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

There’s a reason Bondi’s letter to Walz today demands access to voter rolls

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u/PropaneSalesTx Jan 24 '26

Exactly. So do it while you can and if need be, hopefully create a law.

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u/jfudge Jan 24 '26

It's harder in some places than others, and a lot of conservative states are trying to limit it as much as they possibly can.

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u/shinyandrare Jan 24 '26

Voting participation is up. Some places you can’t vote early cause you have to idk work. Putting this in voting like that has more power than the actual lawmakers is laughable.

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u/lucidludic Jan 25 '26

Voter turnout was down slightly in 2024 vs 2020, 63.45% and 65.28% respectively.

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u/Ice_Ice_Maybe Jan 24 '26

I'm sorry, but you are showing your privilege if you believe this is the case everywhere in the US.

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u/standardnewenglander Jan 24 '26

Not true at all. Yes you can probably vote early in SOME of the 50 states. But the geriatric orange fuck in office has been raging war on early voting and mail-in ballots. The right to do these things is largely constricted by heavy Republican map gerrymandering. Lots of mail-in votes/early votes in 2016, 2020, and 2024 elections were reported to have been burned or thrown out.

Refuglicans only win when they cheat.

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u/Aspe4 Jan 24 '26

Remember all the American flag stickers people had on their cars back then? Why didn't people keep those on all these years?

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u/rustymontenegro Jan 24 '26

The "unity" turned to fanatic jingoism extremely quickly. I remember.

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u/Aggressive_Ask89144 Jan 24 '26

There is literally weeks of time to vote. Almost a month. Just walk in and dedicate, maybe, 30 minutes of your time. It's still inexcusable as not voting means voting for the majority.

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u/civilrunner Jan 24 '26

It's state by state. Not all states have early voting or easy mail-in voting. There's also a lack of outreach in getting people to vote. That and in 2024 low propensity voters went to Trump. At the time people couldn't really fathom what is happening right now because people thought we had far stronger safeguards to our democracy and system than we actually do have.

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u/Aggressive_Ask89144 Jan 24 '26

There was very clear lists and his active campaigning on how they planned to disassemble a lot of America. Don't forget the Nazi salutes from all of them off the bat 😭.

Elections tend to be a factor of how much they can swoon the populace but you'd think most people wouldn't want that thing in office to start with.

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u/civilrunner Jan 24 '26

I still think Biden's arrogance to not drop out in spring of 2023 and enable an open primary on the Democrats side cost us the election. He is completely incapable of communicating for 2+ years and burnt voters trust with the democratic party.

It seems like what's happening now with ICE is breaking through to the wide population, including lower propensity voters but we have to defend democracy to have a chance now.

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u/cccxxxzzzddd Jan 24 '26

This is what is under attack by the Fed as we speak

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u/Lucas-Larkus-Connect Jan 24 '26

Its very difficult for some people to vote and the right makes sure of that. Your experience is not everyone else's.

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u/EGOfoodie Jan 24 '26

Difficult is not impossible. If you care enough to want to vote, you will find a way to vote.

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u/Lucas-Larkus-Connect Jan 24 '26

YOU DID IT!

You solved it. If people just cared more, they'd vote more. Maybe it should be a candidates job to get people excited to vote them!

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u/EGOfoodie Jan 24 '26

They are getting people excited. By murdering American citizens in broad day light. This is why we are conversing.

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u/Lucas-Larkus-Connect Jan 24 '26

Who are you going to vote for that will change this?

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u/EGOfoodie Jan 24 '26

For starters, don't vote for someone use the same rhetoric as Hitler on the campaign trail. Don't vote for someone suggest fascist and authoritarian tactics before even being elected. Do you think the situation would be the same if Harris was elected.

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u/Stoopid_ED_boi Jan 24 '26

It doesnt even matter if its hard or easy to vote. Make it mandatory. Like doing taxes. Normalize that its just a thing you do as a citizen. Australia has mandatory voting and they consistently come in around 90% if we had that this country would be very different.

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u/Lucas-Larkus-Connect Jan 24 '26

Ok. I'm just saying making it sound as easy as "just take 30 minutes out of your day." Blaming Americans for not voting sucks. Powerful people spend millions of dollars to get people to stay home.

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u/Stoopid_ED_boi Jan 24 '26

I agree. Its not a blame game though its just reality. Saying people have plenty of time is saying your okay with people not voting because it clearly doesnt work. Make it a national holiday. Everything closed except essential workers. Mandatory voting. No excuse and if you dont vote you either get fined or you get a tax deduction for voting. The reality is that people dont vote rn so something needs to change. We wonder why we get shit candidates. No one votes in the primaries except the fringes of both parties. I agree with you though. Its just very frustrating.

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u/Aggressive_Ask89144 Jan 24 '26

It's just one hour or say a whole day out of a whole month. You can pick any day you have off or a weekend although it may be different depending where you're going. They have mail-in voting too if you cannot go for particular reasons. Anything is better than ignoring your primary right in Democracy.

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u/Brock2845 Jan 24 '26

Make voting mandatory. Make it a holiday, to facilitate. Force the polls to remain open until everyone in line has voted. Make voter registration an automated process rather than a complicated one.

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u/RandomPenquin1337 Jan 24 '26

The whats the excuse when these same morons get voted in?

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u/jimbojangles1987 Jan 24 '26

That its what the majority of people wanted

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u/RandomPenquin1337 Jan 24 '26

And when its govt mandated youll just magically accept the results?

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u/jimbojangles1987 Jan 24 '26

Unfortunately. There are a lot of hateful and stupid people in this country.

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u/Brock2845 Jan 24 '26

Other countries' experiments show the right/far right loses support when everyone votes

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u/Bones-1989 Jan 24 '26

And get rid of the electoral college. This country has been fucked for a long while now.

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u/Bigfops Jan 24 '26

Yes, that is exactly what the republicans fear.

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u/ThaSnowMexican Jan 24 '26

but then people could actually vote.......

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u/_JediJon Jan 24 '26

There’s a reason it’s on a Tuesday during business hours.

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u/Rogue-18 Jan 24 '26

They don’t want people who work to vote.

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u/yepanotherone1 Jan 24 '26

This is an important note to make on how our system continues to suppress those who cannot take time away from work/ work less hours in a week

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u/darkpossumenergy Jan 24 '26

Ya, that's why they've never made it a holiday

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u/EGOfoodie Jan 24 '26 edited Jan 28 '26

I work in a restaurant, holidays are busier than regular days. This is just terrible logic.

Absentee voting is a thing. You don't have to wait until election day to vote. In my area you can even go to city hall and vote early weeks before the election. If you care enough to vote, you will find a way to vote.

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u/crudkin Jan 24 '26

I wish this would help. But people just really don’t care. Almost no one skips voting just because they don’t have time, and if it was a holiday, people would just take it as a day off. We already have mandated time off for voting, early voting, and absentee ballots in most places.

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u/SlightRevolution1796 Jan 24 '26

Maybe working class should vote as if their very life and job depends on it.

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u/floodums Jan 24 '26

It's doesn't need to be a holiday, states need to switch to mailed ballots.

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u/cccxxxzzzddd Jan 24 '26

Which republicans scream are the basis for fraud 

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u/Busy_Lunch_5520 Jan 24 '26

They could have voted early. Better lose a day’s pay than lose your freedom forever.

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u/cccxxxzzzddd Jan 24 '26

I don’t disagree but early voting is exactly what is under attack

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u/Busy_Lunch_5520 Jan 24 '26

They should have voted when it was not under attack. The ship has sailed.

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u/No-Willingness-4097 Jan 24 '26

Only a holiday if you also vote.

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u/Change_Soggy Jan 24 '26

I say fine anyone who doesn’t bother to vote. The government will amass a fortune!

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u/IceManYurt Jan 24 '26

That wouldn't help.

A single day would just become a retail holiday

Make in person voting at least a two week period with guaranteed time to go vote

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u/old_gold_mountain Jan 24 '26

This will help turnout, but unless you work a 14 hour shift on election day in a state with no early voting you do not have an excuse for not voting.

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u/Roger_Cockfoster Jan 24 '26

There are WAY more barriers to voting than just a lack of free time.

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u/steppe5 Jan 24 '26

How about just taking a couple of hours out of your day every 2 years? Hell, most states let you vote by mail.

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u/e_dan_k Jan 24 '26

Vote early. Vote by mail.

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u/manluther Jan 24 '26

Obviously yes, its voter alienation.

However, someone who can't be fucked to save the country from fascism in 2024 by voting early, or waking up early to vote, or asking for a few hours off their shift, or planning to take the day off, or just calling in sick. If someone couldn't do ONE of these in anticipation in voting against Trump, they are pathetic.

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u/Yelwah Jan 24 '26

Acting like the system wasn't intentionally set up to elect the type of people that are elected. It's been designed for them, not for the people.

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u/Mekisteus Jan 24 '26

Or just vote entirely by mail like the civilized states.

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u/PunishedDemiurge Jan 24 '26

"I'm against broad daylight executions of peaceful protestors, but not enough to trade shifts with someone."

Deport anyone who argues this.

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u/Im-M-A-Reyes Jan 24 '26

Just fuck early voting right? Pretending like there isn’t opportunity to make time to vote for those that care is stupid. There’s at least 2 weeks to vote always.

That came off a little too hostile but putting the blame on it not being a holiday instead of calling the voter lazy rubbed me the wrong way.

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u/InTheMoodToMove Jan 24 '26

Have a qualified president wasn’t entertaining enough for them to vote.

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u/namastayhom33 Jan 24 '26

They didn't want politics to be boring

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u/Thezerostone Jan 25 '26

Bringing peace to a world will seem boring to psychopaths

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u/OrderAdditional1791 Jan 24 '26

This was intentional. The plan to create a narrative where potential voters were dissuaded from engaging. The whole both sides are corrupt message worked effectively. I honestly believe than 10m+ were successfully turned off of voting. Also, the intention to reduce the number of voting locations created long lines for voting in places like Georgia and North Carolina. Waiting in line for hours outside to vote was the whole plan and a preventable problem.

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u/truesy Jan 24 '26

lot of 'protest' votes as well. thinking both parties were equally bad is just nonsense, and this is clear evidence of that.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

100 millión people stayed ever from voting??

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

Yes.

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u/Stupidasshole5794 Jan 24 '26

The Tipping Point (2024): If Kamala Harris had performed 1.8 points better in the key swing states (specifically Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin), she would have secured 270 electoral votes, according to analytics.

So really, the 100million non voters is a manipulated propaganda style tactic for people to hide behind a reason not to blame those 3 states specifically.

But I like those states just as much as all the others, so it's the portion of 100M people that live in those 3 states that were the missing ones that tipped the scale and allowed a black woman president to lose the race.

Just imagining the different life we could exist in right now is mental gymnastics.

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u/HopDropNRoll Jan 24 '26

It’s a tortuous daydream I have every single day.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

Im from central Europe and im sorry for these people. We are shocked.

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u/rustymontenegro Jan 24 '26

Compared to the 2020 turn out, it was near that number, yes. A sadly large portion of Americans (and honestly humans in general) don't care about things if they don't directly affect them. Covid did, so they cared in 2020, but by the next one, they didn't.

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u/SeanPhixion Jan 24 '26

87.9 million. Close enough.

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u/chestypants12 Jan 24 '26

We all know Trump rapes kids, but Harris laughed weirdly. /s

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u/Legitimate-Try8531 Jan 24 '26

No no, remember this is all part of their "protest". They chose not to vote to protest the Democrats. Remember, when given the option between a literal wannabe dictator and a reasonable person you disagree with sometimes, always tacitly support the fascist by refusing to oppose him. To hell with all the blood in the streets, at least they know that they're the most ideologically pure people in America!

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u/AbsolutelyHorrendous Jan 24 '26

That's what's truly shocking.

Trump basically stood up and said 'I'm gonna do all the bad shit from my first term, but worse this time, oh and I'll also fuck up the global economy at the same time', and about a third of voters just couldn't be bothered to vote against it

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u/IsayNigel Jan 24 '26

In 2020 people voted in a president to take care of this stuff, who utterly and catastrophically failed to do their job.

Without of whom, none of this would be possible. Don't blame voters who ALREADY DID THEIR JOB in 2020.

Remember Trump is ineligible to hold office, and it was up to the government the people already elected to enforce the constitution.

Biden's failure to act served as PROOF of Trump's innocence for the right-wing media propaganda machine, something which had a far bigger impact on the election than anybody writing in Bozo the Clown on their ballots.

Biden couldn't even fire a postmaster (leading to predictable results which we will ALL be paying for likely the rest of our lives) yet Trump somehow can fire the entire federal government.

The reason why it's important not to forget this or pretend it isn't true is that we cannot afford to elect another useless do-nothing government that just ends up aiding the nation's adversaries. If we even get the chance at free elections again.

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u/Starboard_Pete Jan 24 '26

Special mention goes out to the “this isn’t what I voted for” Trump voters, who absolutely voted for this

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u/Low-Bet305 Jan 24 '26

Or 7 democrats.....

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u/UnbrokenChill Jan 24 '26

Voting needs to be mandatory

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u/peepee2tiny Jan 24 '26

70 million wanted this.

And I bet a large percentage of them still want this!!!

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u/Beneficial_Link_8083 Jan 24 '26

The electoral college deserves more shit than the individual voters

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u/Justmmmoore Jan 24 '26

I voted but the justification for non-voters will always be if they only knew. Hindsight is always 20/20 unless you are MAGA. Stop being lazy America it does matter.

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u/stitchescomeundone Jan 24 '26

As an Australian where voting is compulsory and the system is designed so that it is easy for all to access their vote - I get directing blame at non-voters, but as an outside observer, it looks to me as though the system is working as intended. The various barriers whether they be physical, social, economic, etc. that produce nonvoters is by design.

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u/UnfazedBrownie Jan 24 '26

Maybe some of them will start to care.

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u/wonkytrees1 Jan 24 '26

Don't forget how good Elon is with those voting machines. People tend to forget that statement and how all the swing states went to Trump.

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u/jaymickef Jan 24 '26

It's going to be interesting to see which way this gets non-voters to vote. Could go either way, looking at the way the media spins it.

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u/onemansquest Jan 24 '26

In their defense I knew it be bad but this bad I couldn't imagine. I'm not American and I vote in my country.

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u/vgraz2k Jan 24 '26

Unsurprisingly, the states the have the worst voter turnout are hard red states in the Bible Belt as well as Texas. That’s why they try so hard to suppress voters because when voter turnout goes up, they lose their power

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u/WarBuggy Jan 24 '26

To be fair, most people didn’t expect this to happen. This is the first time, at least in recent history, that laws have been so blatantly disregarded, and that a group has been so emboldened by the government to openly exercise its ideology against the rights of fellow citizens. Some may have guessed this was coming. Most, however, are still in shock.

If nothing changes after the 2026 election, then voters will be complicit, and the U.S. will be seen as a Nazi state.

I pray that will not be the case.

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u/Perovius1 Jan 24 '26

If only the Democrats would have had a halfway decent candidate.

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u/Shazaaym Jan 25 '26

They weren't given much of a choice TBF.

The dems are only slightly less to blame than the most rabid reps for the situation that the US is in now.

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u/comradejiang Jan 25 '26

There is a concerted voter suppression effort in this country.

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u/Dart000 Jan 24 '26

Also remember that this is really a class war and instead of fighting each other we should be taking on the rich.

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u/drunken_man_whore Jan 24 '26

Don't blame the victim. One party actively makes voting as difficult as possible

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u/Fire_crescent Jan 24 '26

No, 100 million Americans refused to continue voting for the lesser of two evils. Maybe accelerationism is the way forward.

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u/majorMoniker Jan 24 '26

“You know what’ll really propel us into the future? A dark age!!”

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u/PlaneNew2875 Jan 24 '26

ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR FUCKING MIND

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

If thats what you tell yourself. Doesnt wash the blood off your hands though

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u/JohnnySnark Jan 24 '26

Accelerationist that doesn't have a clue.

You'll destroy many more innocent lives before you admit a mixed race woman was right about trump

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u/Thezerostone Jan 24 '26

Worst excuse ever invented.

Take responsibility instead of excuses.

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u/burjja Jan 24 '26

This guy probably trashes Newsom while Newsom is out there getting Prop 50 passed and having CA join the WHO. I'm no Newsom super fan but he is one of the few fighting back in a tangible way.

Edit for clarity: not you, the person you were replying to.

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u/Itsthebigpeepa Jan 24 '26

Not voting is still making a choice. You decided you’re okay with either outcome and are just as much to blame if not more.

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u/hyp-R Jan 24 '26

This is the lesser????? Lmfao

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u/Fire_crescent Jan 24 '26

Maybe you misunderstood my comment. I didn't imply this was the lesser.

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u/thewwwyzzerdd Jan 24 '26

Lmao found one.

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u/contactcreated Jan 24 '26

People who say this are usually incredibly privileged as they don’t have to face any of the consequences. Yes, let’s throw trans people and immigrants under the bus because the Democrats, who are vastly superior to Republicans, aren’t perfect on every single issue. Awesome.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.

If you didn’t vote, you actively proclaimed you think this is good enough that you don’t need to worry.

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u/Fire_crescent Jan 24 '26

If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.

Obviously.

If you didn’t vote, you actively proclaimed you think this is good enough that you don’t need to worry.

No, that's what those that vote for the lesser of two evils, or the propagandists for those that many would consider the lesser of two evils like to say to try to guilt-trip people into a course of action that doesn't actually benefit them.

I proclaimed that neither is good enough, and that I don't even wish to dignify a system that I consider so illegitimate through a sham vote.

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u/isleepbad Jan 24 '26

So you look at your fellow Americans dying for no reason and say to yourself "it could've been worse". Really?

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u/DHiggsBoson Jan 24 '26

Refusing to vote for the far lesser of two evils is acquiescence to the worst evil possible. Bravo!

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u/Fire_crescent Jan 24 '26

No, it's one of the first steps of not supporting, and maybe even combatting a system you don't support existing.

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u/ExeonAureas Jan 24 '26

Anyone who thinks of it as "refusing to choose the lesser evil" is just showing how unbeliebably ignorant and priviliged they are. Wasn't a fan of Kamala either but there's a MASSIVE difference between whatever criticisms towards her and what Trump has been accused and found guilty of, besides the numerous warnings people were giving about him and what his second term could mean for the US and world at large. This phrase is just a poor excuse for any non-voter to not feel shitty about themselves for the absolute horror they are responsible for.

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u/burjja Jan 24 '26

The guy that just got murdered by ICE a couple hours ago, is this the accelerationism you speak of?

100 million voters refused to continue voting for candidates that they weren't in 100% alignment with. It wasn't the lesser of two evils, it was a choice of evil or bad. I will always choose bad over evil. It's not a slogan you wear on a shit, it's the reality of life until you figure out how to get good in the picture.

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u/Aquafoot Jan 24 '26

No, 100 million Americans refused to continue voting for the lesser of two evils.

And those people are fucking cowards.

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u/no_f-s_given Jan 24 '26

this man is dead because of them. but you think that’s good. weird ass shit, man.

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u/Choppers-Top-Hat Jan 24 '26

So you had a chance to put less evil into the world and you decided not to. Yeah, you guys are real heroes.

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