They will change the government, but will it be particularly effective use of our time? It's like voting for two lizards, one of which is the lesser evil. We c

They will change the government, but will it be particularly effective use of our time? It's like voting for two lizards, one of which is the lesser evil. We change the outcome by voting for the lesser evil and trying to convince everyone that this lizard is the right choice. Of course, we didn't really do shit. The system remain unchanged and the evil lizards are still in control. The problem of politics is not any one particular problem or any one particular candidate, but that the whole decision-making process is rotten.