The myth that the system works and that votes "always" (so much so that it deserves emphasis!) count is perpetuated by the people it is said to control. It doe

The myth that the system works and that votes "always" (so much so that it deserves emphasis!) count is perpetuated by the people it is said to control. It doesn't matter if one candidate stays in office or if he is replaced by his twin brother, the system as a whole remains homogeneous and constant. Give me a vote of no confidence and then I will vote. Otherwise the only thing your vote means is that you have faith in the system. Exactly what they want.