Logical fallacy. That would imply that those who did not vote knew that Trump was going to win, so they didn't vote. The reality is, by not voting, they neither supported Trump nor Hillary. There is no logical conclusion where a non-vote is a vote for either candidate. Your argument is severely flawed.
All you can say is "25% of Americans voted for trump." That's it.
Or most people don't give a **** about politics until their head is the actual vise and blood is spurting.
Complete complacency, ignorance and lazyness will be the death of us all, well before malice .
For those people, actual Hitler and the best candidate ever put on paper (whatever your definition of that is) could be candidates on each side and they wouldn't go voting anyway!!
That's probably closer than anything to what actually happened.
There are people
- 1) Who always vote.
- 2) People who vote when they're "energized" (tm)
- 3) And people who only vote they got a gun to their temple (these are usually non voters for many many elections)
Most time it is number #2 in the right states that decide elections.
That's one hell of a small group of people.