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    2 months ago

    Not everyone feels it’s an obligation. Plenty of people don’t vote

    So? That doesn’t address the question— it’s just a non-sequitur. And clearly you do believe it’s an obligation, because you did vote.

    Now that you’ve acknowledged that your claims were false, why did you say them?

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        So? Peoples feelings, don’t change the meaning of a word, and you are still avoiding the question. Why are you too scared to answer?