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November 07, 2000
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I've traditionally encouraged everyone I know to vote. I realize now, much to late, that this was a bad idea.
I mean... look at who we've elected? Clearly, someone out there has not only cancelled out my vote, but then someone else has gone and tipped the balance in the other (wrong) direction.
So, I have a new policy this year. I'm encouraging everyone not to vote. Please. You know you don't pay any attention anyway. You know that it won't make any difference which way you vote. So, stay at home. Don't bother. I'm only going to cancel out your dumb vote, anyway.
And, you *know* it's true. Especially if you've voted for people who ended up winning. Did they go on to do anything worthwhile? No.
Take it from me: democracy is a bad idea. If your state has referenda, vote "no" on all of them (if you vote at all). Better yet, just don't vote. You'll be glad you didn't -- and, so will I.
Thank you.
Posted by on November 07, 2000 10:50 AM in the following Department(s): Tidbits III
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