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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.

It is said that "evil will continue to thrive if good men seat back and do nothing", which ultimately emphasize that as citizens who mean well for our nation, we shouldn't leave the politics of nation to the complete charge of bad politicians that's if we want to see a few things go right.

Asking people not to go out and cast their votes on whom they have as their choice candidate in elections it's as good as telling them to let their civic right to be trampled on. Elections are part of a decision making process that involves the input of citizens in having a say in who should govern them. At best what I think citizens should unite and strive towards pulling their weight behind the best candidates with character rather than allowing politicians to deceive them with sugar coated promises through their campaigns.

But, but, but... my vote is my choice. So, if my choice is to not choose, then my vote is to not vote. However, in the US presidential election, a single vote one way or another might be the the thing that changes the vote of the delegate to my Electoral College district.

So, VOTE.

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Voting yes should be encouraged because 1 vote counts and every citizen should understand that voting together can strengthen the bonds of civil society. Regardless of which party you support, Democrat or Republican, you should vote as a citizen.