Do you agree with this saying ‘If you don’t vote, you can’t complain’?

[Anonymous]

Some people are pisses that Kamala didn’t win. Well voting is a choice and if you chose not too, then you have no right to complain. You keep your mouths shut.

My friend complain and is very upset that Trump is our president once again. I asked her if she voted. She paused for a second and she quietly said no. Then I was like, “Then no! Hell no. You don’t get to complain. Kamala would have gotten more votes if you would have voted for her so no. It makes no sense for you to bitch and whine when you’re too lazy to vote. Women fought for our rights as female to vote and you chose not too. I don’t wanna hear it.”

She got quiet when I told her. Well it’s the truth. I agree with the saying. She is uncomfortable with the fact that I’m a trim supporter but I don’t care. It’s my vote my choice. Sorry not sorry.
GO TRUMP!

[ClassicDropout]

You can complain about anything. I don't think your complaints warrant any attention if you didn't do anything to change the situation, but I'm not gonna tell someone they can't complain about something. Complaining can be theraputic.

[Anonymous]

No because there are some states where it doesn't matter whether you vote because the result is already known. They announced Harris as the winner of California and Colorado only 1 minute after the polls closed. There's no way they could have counted any votes, much less all of them.

[In_Trance]

If you didn't vote you definitely can complain about all the pylons that did.
If voting actually made a difference you would not be allowed to do it

[Asker]

Nope! You don’t get to complain about anything!! You don’t vote, I don’t wanna hear it.

[In_Trance]

I'm glad I'm not American. Americans look like clowns arguing over whose politician is better when it makes it absolutely no difference

[ProbablyClueless]

Well, as others have said, you always have the right to complain. People shouldn't listen to it though.