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I think you missed the point. The young often say they don't vote cause there is no one to vote for. The was a direct vote on a issue, they couldn't be betray
by aaron695 10y ago
I think you missed the point.
The young often say they don't vote cause there is no one to vote for.
The was a direct vote on a issue, they couldn't be betrayed, and they still didn't vote.
So perhaps they are just making excuses.
- harryh 10y agoI didn't miss the point. I agree that "there is no one to vote for" is an excuse. But what is the real reason they don't vote? I can think of several hypotheses: - They haven't yet developed the habit of voting - They are busier booting up their lives than more established adults - They move around more and are not yet embedded in their community None of these are reasons to think that their preferences should matter less. What's your hypothesis for why the young vote in fewer numbers?
- aaron695 10y agoThere lives have just 'been' so far. It's a foreign concept to interact out side of their world. This is also selfish and ignorant but that's young mammals.