that people who experience voting as stressful vote less than those who do it more calmly and rationally, and therefore they have less aversion to it?

especially when we have gone out of our way to disenfranchise votes, specifically, poor/minority voters.

this is why we get the turnout we get.

your position may make you feel morally superior, and provide a temporary life to your self esteem but actually does nothing to help increase voter turnout.

it changes it's going to stay the same\. so if that's ok with those who dont vote well then stay home,until then what ever road blocks they throw in the way you have to get around. what ever this post is saying you have to ignore and vote. nothing will change if those who make excuses instead of voting cling to their excuses and stay home. it's not about me feeling anything.


my position of just go vote, if followed, would do everything to increase voter turn-out

and voting is on a non-holiday.

you have almost 2 years to arrange a day off to vote. in most states now you dont have only 1 day to vote there is early voting. get an id , find your correct polling place , arrange to get a day off and go vote

that routinely has these conflicts.

and what i typed is not that hard to do - you have almost 2 years

-how can people say they hate republican rule but then wont vote to rid themselves of it. and no i dont have that problem cause i make sure to get voting day off and i vote