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Can we stop encouraging people to vote please? Those who don't care or can't be bothered, shouldn't be going to vote. Especially when they're not informed.
Can we stop encouraging people to vote please? Those who don't care or can't be bothered, shouldn't be going to vote. Especially when they're not informed.
Excerpt: Can we stop encouraging people to vote please?
Response: As a Conservative I could not vote....No Contest.
I could have voted if I changed parties prior to the vote...then cast my vote....
then change back to my party after the vote but with the current selection of
candidates it is akin to walking into a grocery store and being offered only a
selection of discontinued products......Thanks but ..........No Thanks......
It would only make me sick in the end....
You get what you vote for .....sometimes it is better going hungry...
I don’t like the primaries being in June. I guess the presidential primaries were in June for a long time but the state and local primaries were usually in September. It feels like a special election and is tough to concentrate on politics in early summer and the races don’t get as much media coverage as they did when they were in September.
You can vote for yourself, that’s a way to protest on voting. Is so simple. Just don’t vote anyone if you don’t like them, and choose “other” and fill in your own name.
If we have everyone do that, then no one on the ballot will remain in office.
Don't forget to vote. Look at what is going on around you today. In this city and your NYC neighborhood and vote accordingly.
Like lawlessness? Vote for those who promote it.
Like peace quiet and Law Enforcement? Vote for those who promote it.
Voting is a good, of course. Your fake choice implying that NYC is mostly lawless, and a stringent police enforcement should be a primary consideration not good.
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