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No. For all you or I know this person is a better, happier, more intelligent person than you or I. They did their civic duty and will accept the democratic wil
by tkahn6 14y ago
No. For all you or I know this person is a better, happier, more intelligent person than you or I.
They did their civic duty and will accept the democratic will of the people regardless of the outcome.
- grecy 14y agoI personally find it scary when people think that "Gods will" has anything to do with electing the leader of the most powerful country in the world for the next four years. It starts to sound a lot like fundamentalism, and makes me wonder how different this is than parts of the world in constant violence due to "gods will".
- baddox 14y agoI'm much more worried by the fact that voting is so widely considered "our civic duty" than by the fact that some people believe there is a God whose will affects the world.
- skinnymuch 14y agoScarier to see voting for president being "did their civic duty".