A Conversation for Why Failing to Vote is NOT a Valid Protest

I concur.

Post 1

JulesK

Ever since we learned about the sufragettes at school I have made it my duty to vote at every possible occasion (obviously after I turned 18).

Julessmiley - smiley


I concur.

Post 2

echomikeromeo

I so wish I could vote. I'm only fifteen and God knows I wish they would lower the voting age even further. I'm American and you cannot believe how badly I wanted to vote against my current president in November. Though I live in California so it wouldn't have made any difference anyway.smiley - sadface

Anyway... ROCK THE VOTE!!!

smiley - dragon


I concur.

Post 3

JulesK

I still remember my first trip to the polling booth, with its stubby pencils etc.


I concur.

Post 4

U2006

I totally agree. Not voteing is a quick option out, if you do not like something you take a stand and you say no, you don't just ignore it and hope that everything will go away. For every person on the electorial regester that dosen't vote, there vote is AUTOMATICLY given to those already in power. What does that accomplish? Nothing. Apathey is the death of free speach, and when humanity loses that then we are truely doomed.


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