I mean, he’s missing the point that when you do vote, it still doesn’t matter, which kinda is the problem with this argument. You can not vote and thus ‘vote for the established power’ by default, vote for one of the established powers, or cast a vote that won’t do anything and thus will be a perpetuation of the false belief that your vote can change anything. All options are unacceptable. Given that, the only determining difference is how much effort each is, and not voting is the least effort. Therefore, while the marginal benefit is vanishingly tiny, you still have the best reason to not vote.