So a couple years back, my half brother posted something on facebook that every child should have to pledge allegiance to the flag in school. I disagreed, and it was asked of me if I ever voted. When I said no, people said that I didn't have a right to complain about anything then. I explained that I don't vote because the system's broken, we had a long debate, and the discussion eventually died out. Recently, I had a real-life acquaintance post that he was supporting Donald Trump. I thought it was a bad idea, we had a debate which involved some of the same people, and again, it was said that I didn't have a right to complain because I don't vote. I made a long post saying that they have no rights over me, whether I vote or not. It's received mild responses, and although they haven't blatantly said that they apologize or were in the wrong, it seems to be accepted.
And, thus brings me here. Do you think people who don't vote still have a right to complain about their government? Now, as we all know, debates over whether you should have special privileges over others becomes a VERY touchy subject. So, if you post, I guess we should try to keep it mild. If you can't put anything into words without being offensive, then there's a poll up there you can use as well.