system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: People shouldn’t be called out for refusing to vote or not choosing a party

I’ve never understood this one. Especially this year, everybody goes on social media and says “everybody better go out there and vote” or “it’s your DUTY to vote, not a privilege”. Now, I personally don’t follow politics. I don’t see a difference whenever a new party comes in, nor do I particularly care. My choice to not vote shouldn’t be frowned upon and called out by people saying I just had to choose. If I were to go to a poll and choose and random candidate, then why does my vote matter at all? If I’m just choosing to choose without picking somebody I like, then I’m better off not voting and essentially remaining neutral.

Can somebody convince me to go out and vote?
gpt
They aren't suggesting it's your civic duty to go to a booth and get those bubbles filled in.

They're suggesting it's your civic duty to educate yourself about politics just a little bit, because no democracy can remain healthy if its citizens refuse to pay attention.