Will you vote?

[budsmoker only]

this might sound dumb and shit...
but how do you register to vote?? cuz i dont think i have yet..

budsmoker only Reviewed by budsmoker only on 05-03-2007. Will you vote? Will you vote in the upcoming '08 election? I for one, most definitely WILL be voting. If you dont vote, then dont fucking complain. Rating: 5

[rebgirl420]

^^ yeah this will be my first time too,im 18 now/ But yeah sometimes you can do it at the city courthouse, but besides that I dunno..google it though. im sure they'll tell you.

[nevaquit01]

Go to the post office and they will give you a form.

[40oz]

I dont get how people dont vote. People gave their lives for you to votea nd you cant even get off your butt for one day and pull a lever?

Maybe in the revolutionary war. No soldiers died actually protecting our right to vote since then.

[Psycho4Bud]

Maybe in the revolutionary war. No soldiers died actually protecting our right to vote since then.

The war of 1812, WW2, the war in Afghanistan.............

Have a good one!:s4:

[40oz]

Ok you got me on the war of 1812 but WW2 and Afghanistan... I don't think our system of government was really threatend during either of those wars.

I'm not trying to belittle the accomplishments of people in the service, especially the ones who were KIA, but to say those men and women died protecting my right to vote doesn't really sound truthful at all.

edit...also i retract my admission that you got me on the war of 1812. America declared that war on Britian because American 'war hawks' didn't like Britian's trade policies....also because they took some American sailors captive. Didn't have anything to do with freedom to vote.

[Psycho4Bud]

The war of 1812........I don't think the English were concerned about any of our rights

WW2.....between Hitler and the Japanese empire you could have kissed your right to vote away.

Afghanistan.........the ultimate goal of these assclowns is to let Sharia law prevail. Kiss ALL your rights away.

There are many reasons why these people gave their lives for us and the right to vote is just one of them. Even if you vote for a party that you know doesn't have a rats ass chance of making it at least you exercised the right that alot of the world doesn't have.

Have a good one!:s4:

[pisshead]

Ok you got me on the war of 1812 but WW2 and Afghanistan... I don't think our system of government was really threatend during either of those wars.

I'm not trying to belittle the accomplishments of people in the service, especially the ones who were KIA, but to say those men and women died protecting my right to vote doesn't really sound truthful at all.

edit...also i retract my admission that you got me on the war of 1812. America declared that war on Britian because American 'war hawks' didn't like Britian's trade policies....also because they took some American sailors captive. Didn't have anything to do with freedom to vote.

it's never been threatened by anyone more than the person who's been selected to sit in the white house for the last 90 years...except kennedy, he started to turn things around and give speeches about how the office had been taken over...he started to print money backed by silver, pull the troops out of vietnam, dissolve the CIA...

and we all know what happened next...

i'll be voting for ron paul...if my choice comes down to 2 establishment candidates, i won't vote...

[40oz]

I guess you could be incredibly broad and say that they died protecting our right to vote but there is still to much about our government's voting system I don't agree with. The electoral college for example... that is basically the governments way of saying the population, in general, is too stupid to really know who they want to vote for. Maybe if our president was decided by popular vote I would consider giving my input but until then or until a candidate comes along that I like (which probably won't happen), I dont think I will be voting.

[Psycho4Bud]

I guess you could be incredibly broad and say that they died protecting our right to vote but there is still to much about our government's voting system I don't agree with. The electoral college for example... that is basically the governments way of saying the population, in general, is too stupid to really know who they want to vote for. Maybe if our president was decided by popular vote I would consider giving my input but until then or until a candidate comes along that I like (which probably won't happen), I dont think I will be voting.

I'm against the popular vote for the following reason:
The top 5 states equate for 1/3 of the entire population.......I'd hate to think that the will of the other states be considered so insignificant. We have equity based on population in Congress.....good enough.

Have a good one!:s4: