Voting

Peter Parka

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Not about political parties here, I was just wondering how you all view voting and do you vote? My personal opinion is its something to be grateful of, living in a democracy and I consider it my duty to vote. I might not agree fully with what any candidate says but I vote what I think is the lesser of the evils at least for myself, my family, my country and the world in general. I also respect others right not to vote for whatever reason. I think though unless you didn't vote for extremely apathetic reasons, dont bitch about your government.
 
Not about political parties here, I was just wondering how you all view voting and do you vote? My personal opinion is its something to be grateful of, living in a democracy and I consider it my duty to vote. I might not agree fully with what any candidate says but I vote what I think is the lesser of the evils at least for myself, my family, my country and the world in general. I also respect others right not to vote for whatever reason. I think though unless you didn't vote for extremely apathetic reasons, dont bitch about your government.

Well, my vote doesn't count. So I don't vote.
 
I've only had the chance to vote once, but I turned down the opportunity. I am not a supporter of any political party.

I agree with the idea that there should be an Abstain option added to voting polls, because I don't consider myself to, or rather I don't want to, suffer from "voter apathy."
 
What does that mean?

BTW I do vote as it's the only real say you have in the politics besides bugg'n your representatives. :)

I'll clarify. I assumed we were talking about the Presidential race. I'll lay it out real fast:

1. I live in Hawaii.
2. Hawaii has an insignificant amount of electoral college votes (4).
3. Since becoming a state in 1959, those votes have always gone Democrat.
4. Because of the time difference, I can wake up on election day, turn on the TV and know who is going to win, before even putting my underwear on.

My vote does not count.
 
Yup. I vote.

No vote, no talk.
Agree'd.

My personal opinion is its something to be grateful of, living in a democracy and I consider it my duty to vote. I might not agree fully with what any candidate says but I vote what I think is the lesser of the evils at least for myself, my family, my country and the world in general.
Agree'd.

I also respect others right not to vote for whatever reason.
I respect others right not to vote, but I don't agree with their decision not to vote.

I think though unless you didn't vote for extremely apathetic reasons, dont bitch about your government.
If they don't care, why would they b*tch? :D
 
I'll clarify. I assumed we were talking about the Presidential race. I'll lay it out real fast:

1. I live in Hawaii.
2. Hawaii has an insignificant amount of electoral college votes (4).
3. Since becoming a state in 1959, those votes have always gone Democrat.
4. Because of the time difference, I can wake up on election day, turn on the TV and know who is going to win, before even putting my underwear on.

My vote does not count.

Well maybe one day you'll wake up and it will be close enough that your vote will matter.
 
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