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In reply to the discussion: What good does the constant blaming of voters (or non-voters) do? [View all]treestar
(82,383 posts)they all have a choice whether to register or not, whether to vote or not, or who to vote for.
We all have a duty to vote. We should not demand our vote be "earned" as we have to make a choice, choosing that none of the "earned" my vote and therefore not voting is me not participating and then blaming whoever for Republican wins.
Those who don't vote are the problem. They think they are above it all.
How to convince them is a different story, and we don't have enough about that, maybe we are not sure what to do. But it might mean giving up a lot of our purist attitudes.
Blaming the media happens and it is understandable, but yet the voters don't have to let them media lead them by the nose.
There's not enough emphasis on the responsibility of participating in self government. Being lazy, above it all, or complacent is the issue. DUers may not be and feel too much falls on them.