I’d argue that the system is designed or at least indifferent to a majority being uninterested in the politics that influences their daily life.

I would concur and that it’s deliberately built into the system that people think politics is something that can be isolated/compartmentalised and not thought about at all, if so desired.

To enfranchise the electorate, education has to begin early on that politics is the power dynamic in every single relationship, including those individuals have with each other, systems such as government, and inanimate objects such as money, food, sex, etc.

I find a lot of comments like the OPs are countered succinctly when Audrey Lorde said “The masters tools will not dismantle the masters house” and you can only vote for the orphan crushing machine to crush more or slightly fewer orphans.

The OP very likely also regularly says things like “when we vote that neolib into office, we can push them towards the left” with a very serious face.