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The other parts of the process also have shenanigans, yes. Those are worth fighting against, too. I have no problem with people making protest votes and am genu
by jimrandomh 10y ago
The other parts of the process also have shenanigans, yes. Those are worth fighting against, too. I have no problem with people making protest votes and am genuinely confused by your implication that I would have a problem with people turning in blank or random ballots.
- sbuttgereit 10y agoI'm confused that you think that you have the right to tell me what to do. You don't. Not even by proxy to some "authority".
- cinquemb 10y agoI find it kind of funny… as if "politics" can only decided by being prodded like chattel to voting booths. History of man shows many effective ways of influencing governing systems on many different levels, some more violent than others… and with modern technology ways people could only imagine of in the distant past are possible (beyond the present skinner box of political theater most elections are, and arguably to some degree or another, have always been), of which most people (forget about those who even show up to a voting booth) will never be interested/knowledgeable on/have direct means to do anything about.