vote with one's feet

The phrase "vote with one's feet" is an idiomatic expression that refers to the act of expressing preferences, opinions, or dissatisfaction by physically moving or relocating to a different place or situation. It signifies the idea that individuals have the power to actively choose or demonstrate their support or disapproval for something by leaving or joining a particular place, organization, community, or system. It essentially means taking an action, often leaving or migrating, as a way to participate in decision-making or demonstrate one's beliefs.


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