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No. It is better that you vote. For at the end of the day you can: 1. know you tried to express your wishes 2. know that the outcome is because people express
by _carbyau_ 6mo ago
No.
It is better that you vote. For at the end of the day you can:
1. know you tried to express your wishes
2. know that the outcome is because people expressed their wishes
3. realise the balance between 1. and 2. whether the outcome is as you hoped, and especially if it is not as you hoped.
This is important because hanging back and saying "Well I didn't vote for them!" is by default not supporting democracy as your country views it.
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- singingtoday 6mo agoOk, then I could vote for myself next time. Seems like a waste of time for the counters, the registration officers, and all the other volunteers involved.