Nigga, not voting creates a larger problem. It's like going vegan to send a message about poor farmhouse animals. Removing yourself from the target audience completly is less effective than staying in the target audience but spending funds/resources elsewhere. If you detest the animal treatment of large meat producers, buy food from people who treat animals better, don't stop buying meat. Likewise, if all candidates are shit, vote for the one you think is less shit, stay in the target demographic, and say something. Have a peaceful protest or a call for more honest politicians. If you just stay silent and don't vote, no one will notice you.

Well said, I dislike that many people don't vote out of laziness. Granted, the popular vote can be overruled and we may not have as much a say as we want, the principal is the same. I see people doing this shit on the local level where they can make a difference. Not voting and voicing your opinion is worse than voting for what you perceive as the lesser evil. Its better to exercise a right when you don't have all the cards on the table than to basically ignore and reject that right.

oh hey, a vict- TOPIC
burning homes . . . less class than what i want . . .
less satisfying if it is simply lit.
set the gas stoves on, unlit, then leave a lit candle on the opposite counter.
bigger satisfaction pulses from the ground that way . . .