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Somewhat OT, but it's better if you do vote. In such a scenario I generally vote Libertarian or Green as something of a protest/none-of-the-above vote. If you
by nfnaaron 17y ago
Somewhat OT, but it's better if you do vote. In such a scenario I generally vote Libertarian or Green as something of a protest/none-of-the-above vote.
If you can't vote "either way," and you don't vote, then you're effective voting for (or giving the vote to) the combined LeftRight party that you can't bring yourself to vote for.
If you can't be a participant, at least be a Jammer.
- kingkongreveng_ 17y agoConsidering history, voting is delusional. Might as well buy lottery tickets. You can't reasonably predict what candidates will do once in power based on what they say. Besides, the political environment is essentially driven by the "madness of crowds". You are irrelevant. Better to remain detached and regard politics like the weather, something to be dealt with as necessary.
- endtime 17y agoYou're right, but given how little free time I have, the hassle of the paperwork for voting as an absentee (I'm still a student, just not at Georgetown) wasn't worth it to me.