So accurate 🤣 also my first thought
OccamsTeapot
Interesting link! Weird takeaway though. For one, it's 67% consistently voting or not, 2/3 vs 4/5 is a big difference. Second, look at 2020. People who didn't usually vote were most likely to vote then and they swayed dem. Probably because Trump was bad enough to make them more passionate about voting.
This shows that about a third of voters are intermittent and therefore available if people get them excited enough. I'm not saying it's a good thing (it's not), I'm just saying it's a thing. Acting like they're not important is turning your back on the people who could ultimately sway elections.
And that's before we think about how many of the consistent non voters are apathetic vs how many just don't have anyone they feel represents them.
The people who didn't participate are roughly those who never do.
2020:
Biden - 81.2 million
Trump - 74.2 million
2024:
Harris: 75 million
Trump: 77.3 million
Even if we assume Trump took all 3 million extra votes from Biden's 2020 voters, there are still 3 million Biden 2020 voters who didn't turn out for Harris. They cared enough to vote against Trump the 2nd time, just not this time.
Anyway, you are right in the sense that those few million likely wouldn't have tipped the election anyway. You are dead wrong that they don't matter. Completely counterproductive lesson to take from the election
How many million people didn't vote? And how many million would Harris have needed?
Not voting is a choice and clearly it can be an important one. Their voices exist you just don't seem to want to listen to what they're saying.
Soos would definitely want the mystery burrito
Ironically for the old racist man we now have less white Europeans immigrants as before and more from Africa and India regions, at least in the area I live. I love it how it's backfired on him.
Yes! I really tried to explain this to people. One guy I saw on the news said he was voting Brexit to "get the Muslims out," apparently completely unaware of how batshit insane it is to leave the European Union to reduce the number of non European people in Britain.
My future, my son's future, all now shaped in a more restrictive way because of people's views like this.
Yeah it fucking sucks. I left before the official Brexit date, in a year or two I will hopefully have an EU citizenship again. Most of my friends couldn't have really done that so easily
Yeah and the same if someone is chasing/suspecting you. They would never be able to prove anything if you don't make a mistake or draw attention to yourself. Also helpful that L is fictional
Putin
Trump
Kim Jong Un
Netanyahu
All heart attacks, all at the same time. Play like Light except with world leaders. Undoubtedly I'm missing many, but I could add as needed. Minimal text size to leave space.
No public statements so I'm harder to trace. Then I save the page. If a world leader pulls some horrendous shit, down they go.
It would be flawed for the same reasons Light is, and it would be biased to my viewpoints, but I don't care. I cannot imagine the world would be a worse place with those people dead. And eventually people would spot the pattern and then leaders might think twice.
Although for the planet overall maybe it'd be better to use it for eco-terrorism
More than 52% of British people in 2016 and still more than many now, I bet. I always supported Remain but before I voted I wanted to do my due diligence and re-evaluate. It took googling "brexit pros and cons" and all of 5 minutes reading a BBC infographic to confirm that basically everything the leave campaign said was completely and utterly wrong.
The fact that most people still voted for it despite the obvious lies was way more disappointing to me than the racism. Back then I thought better of people.
"Those kids aren't going to kill themselves" - Joe Biden, probably
All the hasbara money in the world cannot wash the blood from their hands
So a Nazi salute has to be totally historically accurate for you to see it for what it is, but you can "give your heart" to an audience with a hand raised and downturned and you have no issue with that explanation? If you give, your hand is generally upturned. That is the gesture. Golly gosh I wonder why he did it that way instead 🤔🤔🤔 total mystery.