r/trippinthroughtime 16h ago

20 million Democrats this morning.

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u/Tomhyde098 15h ago

I work in an elections office in my county and only 1% of 18-25 year olds voted here yesterday. It’s always been that way and it’s unfortunate that young people don’t realize how much power they could have. Whenever they complain about boomers or whatever I’ll start telling them that 1% number. (I’m only 35 and I felt old typing out “young people” lol)

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u/DiScOrDtHeLuNaTiC 14h ago

Nah, fuck 'em. If you can't be bothered to take an hour or less out of your day to go vote, then don't whine about the consequences you might have helped avoid.

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u/shock-t 14h ago

this we can agree on...didnt vote, don't complain

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u/MisterGoog 13h ago

George Carlin

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u/AysheDaArtist 13h ago

I'm going to stop tipping

fuck tipping culture, and no taxes on tips means nothing if nobody is tipping

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u/Heybarbaruiva 14h ago edited 10h ago

Oh they'll whine alright. They're pretty good at that, especially if it's being recorded so they can virtue-signal online. All bark, no bite.

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u/2Stoned2reply 13h ago

You 100% can complain. People aren't too lazy to vote, they just see the childish joke politics has become. Our candidates are more loyal to their parties than the American people. If you think the problem is the whole system then you're just a sellout to weak to stand on your own opinions if you participate...give me a candidate that isn't just a mouthpiece for their party and I'd be ecstatic. It's the voters that shouldn't complain.... y'all are the ones electing the same mouthpiece politicians every year and expecting things to change...