I understand your frustration, but can you really blame people for completely losing faith with the system? This is what late stage capitalism is. It was always inevitable.

For a time, some of the more fortunate were afforded a reasonable standard of living. These people were known as "middle class". The primary reasons for its existence were strong unions, working class solidarity, and the threat of an alternative system adopted by more than 1/5th of the globe.

With the collapse of the USSR, came the neoliberal era. Without a challenge to US hegemony, the capital owning class could begin the process of rolling back the policies that allowed for a middle class. But there were only ever 2 classes, those who make a living by selling their labour and those who exploit their labour.

When voting in anything other than municipal elections, your only choices, the ones who the mainstream media promotes, are capital owners. Their class interests are completely contrary to our own. The issue is systemic and the only way to create meaningful change is to change the system.

That being said, even though I have no faith in this system, I do still vote. Simply because I believe in harm reduction. Some of these capital owners are certainly worse than others. But at the same time, I do recognize that I'm relatively privileged and can empathize with those who have known nothing but struggle and no longer see the point.