Lets see what nonvoters actually think:
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Nonvoters are more likely to be independent than voters.
When checking on their political leaning of these non voters what you see an exchange of Republican party for independent non-party thinking. They do not lean Democrat more. They lean Republican less. It is also not nearly universal.
In fact, it appears that non-voters are less politically leaning than any other group.
And this isn't weighted for the fact that this is a younger and less white crowd. They are even less left leaning than would be expected.
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Free your mind, don't vote?
Hey Splinty, is it you that has a particular hatred of Luke Thomas or is it Wild?
He was proudly telling his idiotic audience, which too often includes me, how he doesn't vote.
Imagine thinking you're smarter than everyone else and hosting an MMA program where you constantly berate your audience into sharing your dumb political views (I'd describe them as 'State Department Socialist'). But despite these strongly held views you are so dumb that you are a) in the cohort of idiots who don't vote and b) openly admit it and are proud of it.
Dude is a walking parody.
But my point, other than to engage in self-hatred for consuming Thomas' content is that for most normal people, the rule is pretty simple: Either participate in electoral politics, participate in organised civil disobedience if you feel the electoral process has failed, or even be a nutcase that is willing to engage in violence for political purposes. Otherwise you forfeit the right to even discuss politics with anybody, let alone preach to them.
America's original electoral sin is that people like Thomas are normalized. It's why the country has drifted so far to the right.
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