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  • I understand what you’re getting at, but I would partially counter with that losing parties may instead weigh their policy decisions more towards the people they know will vote. Rather than potentially wasting time catering for those that have shown that in the end they may not vote at all. I would wager (on top of many other factors) this could be why many countries’ historically left leaning parties have been moving more and more towards the centre as time goes on. Labour in the UK are a prime example.



  • If one didn’t support the opposition, then they’re implicitly in support of who ends up in power.

    Sadly our votes are one of the few things we have as normies that give us power, what you do and don’t do with it is important. Even if in your jurisdiction you see both (or more) candidates as being bad, there is always a lesser evil.