I'm not voting in this election.

Anyone else with me?

and not a single f*ck was given.

Yeah. Let's hold handsKiIIyou

Not voting either..............

I'm not either.

I'm not either. It'd be my first one, but I honestly don't care for either of the candidates and I still haven't even registered.

Vote for Gary Johnsondave123321

Jill Stein all the way to the bank, baby!......................

I just googled "who gives a shiit?"

My name wasn't in the search results.

[QUOTE="dave123321"]Vote for Gary JohnsonChow_Mein_Kampf

Jill Stein all the way to the bank, baby!......................

I was eagerly awaiting the JDWolfie decision.JML897

If you don't vote, you shouldn't complain. Write-in a candidate if you don't even like the 3rd party options, just for principle's sake.MAILER_DAEMON

[QUOTE="Chow_Mein_Kampf"]

[QUOTE="dave123321"]Vote for Gary Johnsondave123321

Jill Stein all the way to the bank, baby!......................

Actually, that sounds like fun...................

If you don't vote, you shouldn't complain. Write-in a candidate if you don't even like the 3rd party options, just for principle's sake.MAILER_DAEMON

:P

It's like a slave not protesting because he feels it's pointless.

Yeah buddy, that'll show em.

I'm not voting either.

Non-voters unite!

This is likely to the country's benefit, so you have my thanks.

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I say wise move. Neither candidate is being wise and honest with us. Its a choice between bad and worse.

[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]If you don't vote, you shouldn't complain. Write-in a candidate if you don't even like the 3rd party options, just for principle's sake.OyVay

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Aljosa23

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Aljosa23

I say wise move. Neither candidate is being wise and honest with us. Its a choice between bad and worse.

outworld222

You do realize that this is a republic with an electoral college?

The "wise" move is to participate in state and local elections to get more third parties into congress. Just like the Tea Party did to the Republican party back in 2010. The only way to change the two-party system is to reduce their congressional dominance. Not voting only helps the two-party system.

There's the

• Libertarian Party
• Justice Party
• Constitution Party
• Green Party
• Objectivist party
• Socialist party

You can help these candidates get local seats, but instead want to cater to the two party system and think somehow not voting is going to stop the electoral college from picking a President.

[QUOTE="OyVay"][QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]If you don't vote, you shouldn't complain. Write-in a candidate if you don't even like the 3rd party options, just for principle's sake.dave123321

wasnt gonna vote, but parents are making me.

no idea who im voting for. probly obama.

though i doubt it would matter. our votes dont really do anything.

not much will change no matter who become president. imo.

Voting for Gary Johnson.

cool, thanks for telling us

As long as electoral voting is in place; nope.tagyhag

Not voting either...

Chow_Mein_Kampf

[QUOTE="tagyhag"]As long as electoral voting is in place; nope.OyVay

[QUOTE="OyVay"][QUOTE="tagyhag"]As long as electoral voting is in place; nope.tagyhag

:P

CoolSkAGuy

If you don't vote, you shouldn't complain. Write-in a candidate if you don't even like the 3rd party options, just for principle's sake.MAILER_DAEMON

I'm not going to vote either. I just don't feel like it.

[QUOTE="outworld222"]

I say wise move. Neither candidate is being wise and honest with us. Its a choice between bad and worse.

Blue-Sky

You do realize that this is a republic with an electoral college?

The "wise" move is to participate in state and local elections to get more third parties into congress. Just like the Tea Party did to the Republican party back in 2010. The only way to change the two-party system is to reduce their congressional dominance. Not voting only helps the two-party system.

There's the

• Libertarian Party
• Justice Party
• Constitution Party
• Green Party
• Objectivist party
• Socialist party

You can help these candidates get local seats, but instead want to cater to the two party system and think somehow not voting is going to stop the electoral college from picking a President.

[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]If you don't vote, you shouldn't complain. Write-in a candidate if you don't even like the 3rd party options, just for principle's sake.JDWolfie

If you don't vote, you shouldn't complain. Write-in a candidate if you don't even like the 3rd party options, just for principle's sake.MAILER_DAEMON

Exactly. It's your right not to vote, but then don't complain about whichever candidate gets elected.

I think everyone who is eligible should exercise their right to vote (especially outside of federal elections - i.e. state and local). However, voting in the United States isn't compulsory.

If you don't vote, you shouldn't complain. Write-in a candidate if you don't even like the 3rd party options, just for principle's sake.MAILER_DAEMON

I don't understand the not being able to complain if you don't vote thing. If I vote I'm legitimizing a political system I don't support. But if I don't I can't complain about that political system? I mean, voting isn't the only one form of political participation.