> It sucks a bit for us but it sucks a lot more for them. This, I think, is the crux of any minority disenfranchisement. Their bubbles of reality are just dif

> It sucks a bit for us but it sucks a lot more for them. This, I think, is the crux of any minority disenfranchisement. Their bubbles of reality are just different, and it's almost impossible to see from within someone else's bubble. Also, ignoring politics is tacit approval of the status quo, which is a choice as much as any other.