Yeah, I have been on the reverse end of the crowd mentality growing up in a very liberal town and going the other way...
I am 22, voted and I really don't care what the numbers were for the rest of my generation. If you don't want to vote, fine. I am not going to force you to do something that is good for you. Besides I don't have full faith in the judgement of people who don't care enough to vote. If P Diddy motivates them to vote, that is pretty lame.
It's no one's duty to vote. That's like saying it's someone's duty to take advantage of their freedom of speech. Is spending a half hour to express your opinions the new definition of contributing to society? That's sad. Since I turned 18 I have voted as much as possible. Not just presidential elections, but school board, local, state, primaries, etc.. No one had to motivate me. I took pride in that expressed my opinion, not that fulfilled my civic duty.. geez.
People complain about the candidates that the parties throw out there, well, fine, next time try to promote candidates in the primaries that you prefer....
Really, stop talking and start walking. Don't like the system? Do what you can to change it, don't just sit there and complain.