Quote from: NicNacCoin on Today at 04:20:50 PM

Quote from: BunnyWunny on July 04, 2024, 04:52:44 PM

We live in a globalised technocracy where people have been reduced to nothing more than economic units. Voting legitimises an illegitimate system. Don't go out to vote in their little charade. Have some dignity. Don't contribute to the tryanny of modern governance systems.

Yes it is true that vote legitimizes an illegal thing but vote is not valued all over the world now. Leaders can now be elected without a vote, they do not owe a vote. Especially if I talk about my country where I live, my right to vote in Bangladesh has been violated and people have been kept away from voting. People now can't cast their own vote by themselves without voting form the government and run the country. But now my country has become free from all these scams my country is now completely independent Bengal. Now people can express their own mind language but for 16 years people could not express their inner words to others. I hope that the right to vote has returned in my country and people can make illegal things illegal through voting.

This is the kind of thing that the Deep State has done in the USA.

Part of the answer in Bangladesh is that the country is a common law country in part. This means that the people can take the man to court rather than the person of his office.

Let's say that XXXXX is the man that holds the government office of YYYYY. Don't take the government office of YYYYY to court. Rather, take the man XXXXX to court for using his YYYYY office to harm you by not allowing you a proper vote. This can be done in a common law land like Bangladesh is.

The things you need to do are to find like-minded people who will support each other with the law, not with violence or protests. When XXXXX tries to protest by saying that you are attacking his YYYYY office, you will have loads of 'friends' who will show in the legal paperwork that you were accusing the man, but not the office. Take those evil government jokers down one at a time.

Check out the map at https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/92/Map_of_the_Legal_systems_of_the_world_%28en%29.png to see that Bangladesh is a common law land in all but a few ways where Islamic law controls. Government officials doing their jobs correctly falls under common law, not Islamic law.

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