>>509762415
>didn't vote were gen Z
they didn't vote out of indifference they already have plans to live in Netherlands or something along those lines
pivoting to violence under the guise of human rights infringement (voting doesn't matter in a democracy) is a much easier sell than whatever fundamental truth you are hinting at
>"ehh we should kill politicians me thinks"
100 % factual and based, but it's a hard sell unfortunately, unless you are willing to wait until quality of life really goes down the drain, which it will anyway.
voting at least gauges the interest the population has for the country, which can be fertile ground for more.
Not engaging in civic matters at all is at best a sign of general cynical discontent and at worst a stepping stone in total abandonment. "robmanians" ready to abandon the sinking ship, which can also be good in it's own way since it's not realistic to expect everyone to "do their part".
