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For that matter - vote out of spite for the rest of your life. I'll see you there.
Idk, if the GOP collapses and all the rural dumbasses (or rather their children) learn critical thinking over the next 30 years to form some new age progressive movement then in that case Dems would become the bad guys. Definitely vote DNC this election tho, theres too damn much at stake to be picky.
Nobody's saying vote democrat for the rest of your life, they're saying to vote for the rest of your life. The fact is, Trump won one of the lowest turnout elections of our lifetime, and encouraging low turnout was part of his strategy to win. We know that Trump targeted likely dem voters with messaging campaigns saying things like "she's got this in the bag, don't bother" and "they're all the same anyway". Voting is how we spite the powerful regardless of what party they affiliate with.
Not very true statistically to say DNC candidates are more likely to win with higher turnout. While data does show that DNC voters overall are more likely to sit elections out due to lower partisan loyalty than Republicans, there is a big misconception that voter turnout benefits Democrats when historically there hasn't been any consistent correlation in the past 70 years. This view is likely caused by the fact that voting ease of access is a partisan stance upheld by the DNC.
I don't remember my sources, you'll have to either take my word for it or disagree and move along. You have the right to fact check this but not any obligation.