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Originally Posted by kat in aiken
You don't need a bunch of money to get involved in your political party. If you think the political parties are equivalent to the devil, you really might be better off not voting - that is certainly a lot more naive and fantasy thinking than doing the hard work of effecting change in your world. Of course, if people don't vote or get out and work to change things, they really have no basis for complaining about how things are going.
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No, I'm just realistic that the way our system works, getting "involved" means nothing in my view other than to help/enable people that in my view have done little in helping the people/make this country a better place and largely exists to serve itself. Why would a rational person want to support this given the results, lack thereof? The only thing that means anything is one's vote in the end. Given how I feel both team R and D have been running our country at all levels into the ground, voting for "other" I think is a valid way to express one's displeasure. That's the ultimate "complaint" in the end. And the only one that counts in the end. The rest is the window dressing.