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Originally Posted by ASAP17
53% of white women WHO VOTED. Not 53% of white women period. Again it blows my mind how we don't mention those people in talking about who supports who. Why should non voters be let off the hook in discussing what happened on Election Day?
I feel like convincing some people who didn't vote because they are lazy/apathetic is a stronger strategy than trying to change the minds of people who are still defending trump.
Maybe if things go bad enough we will get enough people who didn't vote to come out next time.
I don't have any empathy for people not voting. It is one of my biggest pet peeves and I squarely blame them along with trump voters.
That being said the idea is to try to get people to vote or vote a different way I will first work on the non-voters. The others are a known comedy of badness. (Not all of them a good chunk is ignorant but still pretty bad).
Before this last election I would have thought the move was to change the minds of actual voters but the beliefs exposed to me this time around were so egregious I no longer think that way.