Real Question, lads.

Anyone plan on NOT VOTING that did in 2016?

Someone I know in IRL told me today that he is done with voting and the hope of change. He says he voted for Trump in '16 in hope of change, says he understands that he has "delivered" on a lot of promises and the markets are strong, etc… but at the end of the day, in his everyday encounter an in his sphere of influence nothing had changed. Going on to say that pedos and crooks still rule within his realm and the "Hope and Justice" he voted for seems unobtainable. He actually made me understand his POV when I stopped and thought about it.

Is there going to be a lot of people disenfranchised with the lack of justice?

>>6040791

True True.

But a lot of hope and frustration has happened in 2.5 yrs already.

>>6040810

>>6040847

Think outside your bubble, retard.

>>6040905

I heard a stat today on the radio, havent backed it up, so take it for what its worth.

"1/2 of all people eligible to vote are registered to vote. 1/2 of all people registered to vote, actually show up and vote."

I'd bank that actually less people than that show up in 2020 if actual real world justice is perceived. Maybe not, but I know its the way i feel personally.