That's not what I am responding to. I am responding to the claim of someone saying politics don't matter at all to anyone ever. I find a great deal of issue with that
As a sidebar, voting still does matter a lot outside of swing states. Down ballot races are often way closer than you'd think even in deep blue or deep red states. Those local races also have a lot more importance than people think
That's not at all how the person I was replying to phrased it. They said it didn't matter for anyone at all ever
That's what I take far more issue with
That's not at all how the person I was replying to phrased it. They said it didn't matter for anyone at all ever
That's what I take far more issue with
EDIT: And to clarify, I am responding to the general claim that none of this matters to anyone ever. That is what I take issue with. The claim the political process as a whole can be ignore despite the consequences of it
Not trans people
Not gay peoole
Not immigrants
Not people on Obamacare
Not people who like having a functional national weather service (Project 2025 wants to eliminate it)
Not the parents of kids in schools (project 2025 wants to also eliminate the department of education)
And so on
You may not think politics affects you, but its outcomes certainly do. Even if it didn't, someone you care about can absolutely be affected
Vote out house republicans
Shh don't interrupt him when he's accidentally campaigning for harris here
"Concepts of a plan" is probably the best quote imo
Let's make sure it is. Vote, get active, get involved
I should have checked further, oops, I changed the title
Edit: to clarify this is a parody account
Maybe not what you intended, but the phrasing there sounded a lot like saying that. "ignore all of those without it mattering" sounds like saying those topics themselves don't matter. That's how I ended up reading it