I don’t think it follows that voting implies accepting the legitimacy of the democratic process.
The concept of defensive voting applies here.
The main objection to me is that there’s a zero probability of casting the deciding vote, and even if you did, there’s a small probability of the person who wins being functionally different in the direction you want.
I don’t think it follows that voting implies accepting the legitimacy of the democratic process.
The concept of defensive voting applies here.
The main objection to me is that there’s a zero probability of casting the deciding vote, and even if you did, there’s a small probability of the person who wins being functionally different in the direction you want.