What does Buckley argue is the relationship between our failure to complain and our failure to care about politics?

Buckley argues that our failure to complain about political issues reflects a broader disengagement and apathy towards politics. When individuals do not voice their concerns or frustrations, it indicates a lack of investment in the political process and a disconnection from the implications of governance. This silence, he suggests, fosters a political environment where issues remain unaddressed, ultimately leading to a cycle of neglect and indifference toward civic responsibilities.