Who's actuallt going to bother voting?

I don't like either candidate. But to democraically vote is a right if you are a citizen of the United States of America. I have many many international friends who came here and I know when they become citizens that they will vote. Compared to the political systems of their home countries and their vote [if they do get to vote] doesn't even count there.

Yes, I am voting. I will vote for Guybrush Threepwood. I don't like either candidates.

[QUOTE="Darthmatt"][QUOTE="AlexKidd5000"][QUOTE="Darthmatt"][QUOTE="AlexKidd5000"][QUOTE="btaylor2404"]Of course. No vote, no complaining for the next 4 years.AlexKidd5000

I'll be voting.

First time ever!

[QUOTE="AlexKidd5000"][QUOTE="Darthmatt"][QUOTE="AlexKidd5000"][QUOTE="Darthmatt"][QUOTE="AlexKidd5000"][QUOTE="btaylor2404"]Of course. No vote, no complaining for the next 4 years.Darthmatt

[QUOTE="btaylor2404"]Of course. No vote, no complaining for the next 4 years.Nifty_Shark

But what if you dislike the person you vote for? Can you hate on him then?

Sure, at least you are being part of the process. If you don't like either but vote for one, your more than welcome to hate away. I'm just glad your going to vote.

[QUOTE="btaylor2404"]Of course. No vote, no complaining for the next 4 years.AlexKidd5000

It doesn't matter if your vote counts per say, I'm in Arkansas and my Obama vote won't mean crap. Yes you can ***** all you want, but becasue you couldn't spare a hour or two November 4th, or get a ballot by mail your complaining means nothing to me. It was a great privilege when I turned 18 and was able to vote and have in every single election held since then. I am sometimes voting for a candidate I know will lose, but at least I participated in it. It's a privilege that if you have you should honor and do.