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As long as you can vote, the system can be fixed. If you don't vote the system may get to a point where it can't be fixed.
If you want that outcome go watch the movie Civil War. You're likely to be one of the people in that refugee camp, or maybe in a mass grave because you're the "wrong kind of American". That's the kind of shit that happens when the system is destroyed.
As long as you can vote, the system can be fixed. If you don't vote the system may get to a point where it can't be fixed.
Read the bottom text again.
Um, excuse me, this is a circle jerk. Get out of here with your facts.
Where do you see a circlejerk? Everyone is dunking on the post.
Edit: The haters/downvotes prove me right.
go watch the movie Civil War.
I want my 2 hours back.
People that romanticize civil wars and revolutions often hate that movie. But that's exactly the kind of person it was made for. Radical politics don't accomplish all that much other than getting a lot of people killed.
It's just not a very good movie, IMO. Pacing is bad, and they bent over backwards trying to not offend people. Some context or lore would've made the movie more interesting. I understand why they did this, but it doesn't make for a good movie. A ton of other movies have done what they were trying to accomplish much better (albeit, in different settings than the modern U.S.); The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly is one of my favorites.
The point is that when violence starts, the politics don't matter anymore. Whoever has the better army wins, there is nothing else other than that. Politics can lead to a war but once a war starts, the politics don't really matter anymore. It's just a lot of death and suffering until one side comes out on top. Which is why radical violent movements are really stupid.