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One thing I don't like about the moral «obligation» to vote is that to many people, casting a ballot is all the political action they can consider. Politics see
by paradoja 16y ago
One thing I don't like about the moral «obligation» to vote is that to many people, casting a ballot is all the political action they can consider. Politics seems reduced to elect one of the two big parties. It seems that the alternative is, either to vote or to not make any political action.
The truth is that many people are politically active independently of wether they vote or not.
- kiba 16y agoOne thing I don't like about the moral «obligation» to vote is that to many people, casting a ballot is all the political action they can consider. Politics seems reduced to elect one of the two big parties. It seems that the alternative is, either to vote or to not make any political action. While others believe in voting, I believe in entrepreneurship for the sake of eroding politics. I have deep philosophical problems with governments and politics in general. That's not likely to change. However, I am not a cynical person. I believe I could change and undermine the influences of governments and introduce voluntary and non-coercive form of organizations.