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(9,953 posts)...posting repeatedly that people should stop wondering who is too old or too young to run in 2020. It's too early to determine the mood of primary and general election voters...
BUT, as far as this issue is concerned, you can't start too soon.
HopeAgain
(4,407 posts)But why is no one pointing their fingers at the millions who don't vote, who just can't be bothered to stay informed and simply take their liberties for granted?
There will always be people on the fringes who serve a purpose... On the left, they keep pushing towards opening minds and asking important questions. The real threat to this country and to democracy worldwide is ignorant dead wood who fail to participate.
I have not seen a single post about them.
ehrnst
(32,640 posts)Because disruption is easier that the hard, slow work of positive, long lasting change.
HopeAgain
(4,407 posts)because disruption is the only way we can slow the RW agenda.
It's all relative, but you missed my point entirely.
ehrnst
(32,640 posts)One can throw a brick through a window to disrupt.
Disruption can be a consequence of a goal, but should not simply be the goal itself.
Comatose Sphagetti
(836 posts)I know way too many progressives (young people, mostly) who don't vote at all.
Demsrule86
(68,556 posts)'opening' minds by criticizing Democrats and driving voters away from the Democratic Party thus electing Republicans...there..fixed it.
Chasstev365
(5,191 posts)Some will NEVER get over 2016!
ehrnst
(32,640 posts)beachbum bob
(10,437 posts)by liberals and progressives