"The polls look good so I don't need to vote"
or
"The polls look bad so why bother voting"
Notice that in both lazy rationalizations the desired effect is to not contribute
No, you #vote
You always vote
Perfection isn't on the menu
Cynicism is acceptance
You only improve our world by participating
Not participating serves nothing but entitled self-regard, and effectively says "I don't care if #fascism rules"
You *say* you care. But do you really?
The proof is participation
@benroyce
One of the worst features of Democracy is that it makes everyone responsible. If you have a right to vote, then you're responsible for the outcome of the election. Failing to vote doesn't relieve you of responsibility; you've just surrendered your opportunity to influence what you're responsible for.
Everyone who had an opportunity to vote against Trump, but failed to do so, is at least as culpable for his election as those who voted for him.
If you can't find something to vote for, then find something to vote against. But VOTE!