"I don't vote, because my vote doesn't make a difference anyway"

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Aressar
11/04/2020
06:51 PM
#1
Imagine how silly the thousands of people thinking this must feel right now.
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Irony
11/04/2020
06:51 PM
#2
Voting for Democrat in TN is silly
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Lairen
11/04/2020
06:52 PM
#3
I might have 1 shitty old guy over another shitty old guy. Nope. Ill never vote.
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SandTarpit
11/04/2020
06:52 PM
#4
Irony posted...
Voting for Democrat in TN is silly
voting is never silly. ever
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DarthAragorn
11/04/2020
06:52 PM
#5
and yet for dozens of states it's 100% true
bladegash
11/04/2020
06:52 PM
#6
Every state is a swing state
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Materus
11/04/2020
06:53 PM
#7
Here in Oregon if you don't vote for what Portland votes for your vote is completely worthless.
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Squall28
11/04/2020
06:53 PM
#8
My coworkers in GA were just saying this shit. Eating their words hard.
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Prestoff
11/04/2020
06:54 PM
#9
Irony posted...
Voting for Democrat in TN is silly

Dude there's more to voting than just the presidency, like voting for measure/propositions.
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Phynaster
11/04/2020
06:55 PM
#10
https://twitter.com/princessmarisoI/status/1324033306279645184
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RchHomieQuanChi
11/04/2020
06:55 PM
#11
It only matters in swing states though

Might as well not even vote as a Democrat in Tennessee or Kentucky
I have nothing else to say
Damn_Underscore
11/04/2020
06:56 PM
#12
Irony posted...
Voting for Democrat in TN is silly

About 3 million people have voted in Tennessee so far

Tennessee has a population of 6.8 million
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Bandit_Keith
11/04/2020
06:57 PM
#13
I assumed people who said that either lived in "not going to flip any time soon" states Alaska, Hawaii, California, etc. Or people that vote third party and have no chance at the presidency after the establishment got afraid because of Ross Perot's antics.

But those people ignore all their local elections as well, where every vote matter much more.
https://imgur.com/nq0Fn6a
BudDupree48
11/04/2020
06:58 PM
#14
Ima be honest. I didnt know Pennsylvania mattered like this. This election taught me alot

I never cared to vote
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Bandit_Keith
11/04/2020
06:59 PM
#15
BudDupree48 posted...
Ima be honest. I didnt know Pennsylvania mattered like this. This election taught me alot

Penn and Mich were super key last election as well.
https://imgur.com/nq0Fn6a
Aressar
11/04/2020
07:19 PM
#16
Materus posted...
Here in Oregon if you don't vote for what Portland votes for your vote is completely worthless.

Good, glad some people are learning from this.

Phynaster posted...
https://twitter.com/princessmarisoI/status/1324033306279645184

Kind of sad that a lot if people don't care to vote by the time they can. I remember I was less informed about politics back when I could first vote than I am now, but I can't even imagine being that apathetic that I don't care to vote at all.

Bandit_Keith posted...
I assumed people who said that either lived in "not going to flip any time soon" states Alaska, Hawaii, California, etc. Or people that vote third party and have no chance at the presidency after the establishment got afraid because of Ross Perot's antics.

So far we've seen a few surprises, and a few thousand votes might have made a difference in some places.

What was it that made Perot relatively popular anyway, compared to other third party candidates?
One time, CE triggered me so hard with their objectively wrong opinions that I accidentally punched myself in the balls.
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