But voting doesn't counter the street action, it's not a zero sum game. At the very least people should vote for the right people, even if that's all they do. And if they wanna do more, like protest, then that's great because it's really needed. But in the end I'm of the opinion that you can't complain about how bad it is and then refuse to vote. If you vote and then your candidate is shit, you have a reason to complain. If you vote and it turns out they meddled with it, then you can complain. And obviously you can also complain if half of the country voted for some douchebag. But people who encourage not voting are actively lowering the chances of the right people to win, even in a system where the vote is rigged. The more people vote for change, the harder it is to cover up
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