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How many Americans believe that by voting they have fulfilled their civic duty?
@LIBERALS SEQUESTERED FROM TRUTH: if you turn your decisions over Big Daddy, do you really have any decisions? Also, what exactly are you saying, that you're opposed to the democratic process?
@ SUGAR BEAR: that makes sense.
When you hear about the digital voting booth scandals, is it not as disenfranchising as it is enlightening? I mean aside from the fact that the existence of an 'anonymously appointed' electoral college pretty much dis-proves all our dellusions of being a functional democratic society, doesn't the fact that nobody actually KNOWS who is tallying up the vote, or where the data is actually being stored throw up a big red flag?
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- SarrafzedehkhoeeLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
If all one person does is votes, that's a move in the right direction. Too many qualified people don't bother. I vote and make contributions and have several charities and give to disasters, but I'm happy to see someone vote, period.
- GalactusLv 71 decade ago
The only reason I vote is for those jackasses who say "If you don't vote, you have no right to complain about the way things are." There, I participated in your farcical ceremony, now listen to me rant for a while.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Voting is a right, and we'd better participate in it while we still can, and vote for those that still believe in the process.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Liberals own that. They vote to turn all their decisions over to the big daddy gov.
