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jjkenobi
Are you referring to the Presidential election? Or Congress? I am one of those people who say if you don't vote don't complain. You can vote any of several 3rd parties or do a write-in for your choice. I would go to the voting booth just for my local elections alone. Governor, school board, etc.
natalia
reply to post by zatara
I don't ever want to vote again. And I don't want to hear "if you don't vote, you don't have a voice"... Oh really. Well here I am..and here's my VOICE!!!!!!!
I tried to get people to not vote in 2012... I didn't shout loud enough though.. I just simply and quietly said... It won't matter who we vote for because the electoral college will pick who they want anyway...
It's all a grand puppet show to control the masses...imho
Have a two party system... Divide and conquer. It seems they are doing a great job at keeping so many of us divided. When we truly ...oh so truly should be UNITED!!
jjkenobi
Are you referring to the Presidential election? Or Congress? I am one of those people who say if you don't vote don't complain. You can vote any of several 3rd parties or do a write-in for your choice. I would go to the voting booth just for my local elections alone. Governor, school board, etc.
Blaine91555
Voter apathy is far more dangerous than the rare occasions when voter fraud occurs. To be honest it seems to me people always seem to have an excuse for not voting, but in most cases the truth in my opinion, is they just don't get around to it. It's just to much bother to vote.
Sadly those are the same people it seems who often yell the loudest.
Then you have those who vote as an illiterate, knowing nothing about the candidates and voting based on which Party their parents belonged to, skin color, religion or if the candidate is cute.
I don't think the proven voter fraud cases are egregious enough to change a national election, although local ones are likely often impacted. The problem is not that as much as people being married to two Parties.
Yes, I will continue to vote as I feel like I'd have no right to complain if I do not and the elections are not as rigged as alarmists would have us believe.