>>90577
That organization doesn't give a shit about voting. Voting is for the lowest common denominator and has been shown for the last fifty years to just let you choose whether you want to be fucked in the ass slowly or quickly. We've passed ballot initiatives in my state multiple times only for city council to basically defund a project or otherwise veto it despite it being voted on/legislated.
Culture affects politics more than a vote does. If you want to change how the state does things, you need to cut into their bottom line and force them to reevaluate the way they do something, otherwise they'll continue to legislate you into a corner for their own political gain. Case and point:
>First-class mail was legislated into the shitter by forcefully preventing companies from having their own mail services, so now everyone uses email correspondence
>Ride-sharing forced legislators to reevaluate their taxi services
>Marijuana sales forced legislators to legalize it because they were throwing too many tax producers in jail for it
>Black market tobacco sales are forcing states to reevaluate how they handle cigarette taxes
>Cross-border alcohol sales force the government to allow private industry to open shop
>Gun manufacturers (among various other corporate entities) are leaving states and moving one state over, forcing said states to reevaluate their tax/legislative policies
The state doesn't care who fucks you up the ass since 99% of government employees aren't actually elected but instead hired, but they sure as fuck care when you're eating into their bottom line and forcing them to comply with YOU rather than the other way around. This doesn't even get into the statistics and how if there's more than about 200 people voting on an issue, your vote is statistically insignificant or how the state itself sometimes loses hundreds if not thousands of votes, and it's not that big of a deal, or how the electoral college technically makes it so even if everyone in your state votes for X, the electoral representative can still vote for Y, Z, or even R. It's not shitposting to rightfully state that unless it's a mail-in ballot, it's a waste of your time to vote as that time could be better utilized elsewhere. Actually, if your state actually allows you to vote on ballot initiatives and not just representatives, you're actually incentivized to be politically ignorant because you're wasting more of your time being "educated" on an issue because there's probably about 500 people voting who are voting based on party lines or some other pointless metric like an advertisement they saw on the radio for every 1 person voting on an educated basis. Your time would better be spent explaining to a chronically homeless person how and why he's getting fucked in the ass by politicians than it would be voting, since at least then there's the chance of word-of-mouth spreading your message where a representative might pick it up while trying to use some homeless veteran on the campaign trail to garner votes.