Should You Vote If You Can?

[SezMe]

I'm of the opinion that "none of the above" would increase voter turnout.

At first, because of the novelty, it might. But suppose "none of the above" wins. What happens then?

 

[arthwollipot]

Nonsense.

Utterly predictable nonsense.

If you start taking things that aren't yours, what's going to happen to you? You won't avoid conviction by claiming that you don't recognise the authority of the court.

 

[Dragoonster]

Should you vote if you can for one of two virtually identical warmongering fascist candidates from one of the two parties, both of which are abysmal? Well sure, if I'm a sheep, who brays about "least worst" and "party allegiance".

Pro-tip: If you keep voting for a 6% worthy candidate vs. a 4% worthy candidate, your choices and vote will continually suck and you are an enabler.

 

[KoihimeNakamura]

Should you vote if you can for one of two virtually identical warmongering fascist candidates from one of the two parties, both of which are abysmal? Well sure, if I'm a sheep, who brays about "least worst" and "party allegiance".

Pro-tip: If you keep voting for a 6% worthy candidate vs. a 4% worthy candidate, your choices and vote will continually suck and you are an enabler.

 

[psionl0]

Pro-tip: If you keep voting for a 6% worthy candidate vs. a 4% worthy candidate, ...

For politicians, that is an extremely high estimate of worthiness.

 

[Dragoonster]

For politicians, that is an extremely high estimate of worthiness.

Hey, I'm an optimist!