not yet
prob wont, I don't have any idea who is running or what they are running for
The local crap matters like the 1 cent they want to stick us with.No, I don't beleive voting is effective and only gives the fools who do vote an illusion that they had a say in things (or gives them the ability to say "well, I didn't vote for him!")
No, I don't beleive voting is effective and only gives the fools who do vote an illusion that they had a say in things (or gives them the ability to say "well, I didn't vote for him!")
Voting is a right, just like the right to bear arms. Why do people get so upset when someone like me doesn't exercise the right to vote, meanwhile they haven't exercised their right to own a gun?
Nope. Lesser of 2 evils is still evil. Same shit..different people..or the same..doesnt matter.
Then vote 3rd party/write in. Hell just slide a blank ballot into the machine if you can't vote 3rd party.
If enough people that did not vote did this both parties would have to change more. Instead its person D vs person R and ignore the others on the ballot.
This serves no purpose unless 3rd party somehow manages to get a majority vote. If you take away arbitrary X number of votes equally from both Y and Z, the outcome is still the same. If you dilute X amongst a dozen different write-ins, but are still equally taken away from Y and Z, the outcome is still the same. There are some permutations of which blank/write-in balloting could actually be detrimental as a whole. But generally speaking, that ghost candidate hardly ever wins.
As such nothing changes. Just wasted effort without some sort of real organization.
So, you want change but, aren't willing to put any effort in? I'm sorry, you lost me at voting takes effort.
I'm not willing to run a campaign and try to get people to vote for me (the only person I'd trust not to fuck things up), so yeah - I'm not willing to put the effort in. Of course neither is anybody else, so I'm not voting.
This serves no purpose unless 3rd party somehow manages to get a majority vote. If you take away arbitrary X number of votes equally from both Y and Z, the outcome is still the same. If you dilute X amongst a dozen different write-ins, but are still equally taken away from Y and Z, the outcome is still the same. There are some permutations of which blank/write-in balloting could actually be detrimental as a whole. But generally speaking, that ghost candidate hardly ever wins.
As such nothing changes. Just wasted effort without some sort of real organization.
Thank you for staying in your basement and making the world a better place.