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1. Too many people have died throughout the history of this country to ensure that I have that right as a free citizen.
2. If I didn't vote, I couldn't in good conscience contribute to this or any other discussion forum. If I couldn't even be bothered to get my sorry ass to a voting booth, who the hell am I to have any say about the direction of the country?
3. I believe in this country and its people. I am grateful to live in this country. And I believe in the importance of the voice of the American people. Not voting is out of the question.
This! OP's attitude about voting, or not voting, is one reason we end up looking like spoiled brats to the rest of the world. Think of the folks elsewhere who wish they even had the right! To throw this right away? Never.
It's too bad we couldn't get the entire country to just sit this one out. Like not one person vote. That would be hysterical.
Then President Obama would grin and say/chant, "Hey, I guess that means, FOUR MORE YEARS, FOUR MORE YEARS, FOUR MORE YEARS.". Either that or we'd end up with Green Party candidate Jill Stein as President.
Because both candidates are crazy and simply suck?
Hillary doesn't suck. She's one smart, tough lady, which is, of course, why the Right hates and has hated her for decades.
Whether you vote or not is entirely your business. That you act like you're leading some great cause by announcing that you're not voting seems pretty odd to me, but then I have a life away from my computer/tablet/smart phone.
1. Too many people have died throughout the history of this country to ensure that I have that right as a free citizen.
2. If I didn't vote, I couldn't in good conscience contribute to this or any other discussion forum. If I couldn't even be bothered to get my sorry ass to a voting booth, who the hell am I to have any say about the direction of the country?
3. I believe in this country and its people. I am grateful to live in this country. And I believe in the importance of the voice of the American people. Not voting is out of the question.
Hillary doesn't suck. She's one smart, tough lady, which is, of course, why the Right hates and has hated her for decades.
Whether you vote or not is entirely your business. That you act like you're leading some great cause by announcing that you're not voting seems pretty odd to me, but then I have a life away from my computer/tablet/smart phone.
If Trump wins....I firmly believe, and I'm not trolling here, that this country turn into the Balkan with race wars all over the place
That's probably gonna end up happening regardless of who wins. Racial tensions in this country are the worst I have seen in a long time, and if Obama can't improve that, then Hillary definitely can't.
Same goes with Trump, obviously. Both are dividers.
Location: Sitting on a bar stool. Guinness in hand.
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Been saying it for months on this board.
As someone who voted for Bernie in the primaries. I am interested to see if this latest wiki leak debacle will move some to throw their hands up in the air , say "faq this", and just walk away from this election.
Trump will win Cali, you better get out there and vote for him so he wins by more.
No he won't win California.
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