I don't think I necessarily agree. I think there are plenty of libs who are within reach, a lot of their hearts are in the right places they just need things explained to them in the right way (A LOT) unlike the 40% who are straight fash. While 40% of eligible voters dont vote I think most of them still tend to fall either fash or lib territory, though the ones you're talking about are some of my favorite people to talk to. However they are a small minority I think, and I don't think it's a great idea to write the libs off altogether when they take up such a huge percentage of our population and are somewhat convinceable. Really depends what type of libs you're talking about though, but I do think young people are the best vessel for organizing into the future.
I don't think I necessarily agree. I think there are plenty of libs who are within reach, a lot of their hearts are in the right places they just need things explained to them in the right way (A LOT) unlike the 40% who are straight fash. While 40% of eligible voters dont vote I think most of them still tend to fall either fash or lib territory, though the ones you're talking about are some of my favorite people to talk to. However they are a small minority I think, and I don't think it's a great idea to write the libs off altogether when they take up such a huge percentage of our population and are somewhat convinceable. Really depends what type of libs you're talking about though, but I do think young people are the best vessel for organizing into the future.