The closest direct source I found suggests that there is a negative correlation between system-justifying beliefs and collective anti-system action. If people believe voting legitimately is a means by which they can enact social change, they are less likely to organize against the system itself. This does not mean voting itself is against organizing, in fact organizers vote at higher rates than non-organizers. The importance here is that collective action is diminished when that is directed towards engaging with the system itself.

I never said that, though. Try directly responding to what I directly said. The problem isn't the act of voting, it's the treating of voting like it's in fact the end-all be-all, like the DNC is the primary means by which any progress can be won, rather than an obstacle to progress.

The central theme among those 4 is an opposition to electoralism as a strategy, and a focus on revolutionary practice. They form the broader "left," including other instances like Anarchist.Nexus, etc. I am aware that Marxism and anarchism are fundamentally opposed when it comes to the question of communalization vs. collectivization, but Marxists and anarchists do share the central opposition to capitalism and reformism.

They are complaining about dbzer0, as anarchist instances also advocate for revolution rather than electoralism. That's the focus of this meme, after all. I also don't think I'm that well-known, certainly a few people seem to obsess over me but if you asked random users they would likely have no idea who I am. I also disagree that I exemplify the traits described, people tend to attack my character over what I actually say.