Did you vote today?

Did you?

No

nope, didnt register and even if i did, i still prob wouldnt because i dont know anything about the candidates. i wouldnt be qualified to vote

Voting is for old people and hipsters (but I voted nevertheless)

I am registered but I did not. I voted in the primaries to get the republican I liked some support in our race for Governor but wasn't sure which of the two to vote on so I decided to leave it be. That and I'm at college and not near the voting center I'm registered with.

No. I didn't feel like figuring out the address of the place I lived in order to fill out the registration form.

I got screwed out of voting, so no.

ooo baby

VOTING IS FOR THE WEAK

but nah, I live in Canada, and it wasnt worth voting here lol

Taxer666 wrote:

Voting is for old people and hipsters (but I voted nevertheless)

In Canada

Nope. My vote wouldn't matter anyway.

breakyoudown wrote:

Taxer666 wrote:

Voting is for old people and hipsters (but I voted nevertheless)

In Canada

Canadia

Is that supposed to be what our accent sounds like?

i hate voting, its a waste of time, my vote doesnt matter.....
but i DID vote. i voted on prop 19 (the famous legalization of pot prop, it didnt pass, 56% voted it down....7% was all we needed )

i voted NOT for Meg Whitman...that crazy bitch spent 140MILLION DOLLARS on her own campaign. that seems dirty, fuck her republican ass. Joe Brown better be good.

Vote in what now?

Brute wrote:

i hate voting, its a waste of time, my vote doesnt matter.....
but i DID vote. i voted on prop 19 (the famous legalization of pot prop, it didnt pass, 56% voted it down....7% was all we needed )

i voted NOT for Meg Whitman...that crazy bitch spent 140MILLION DOLLARS on her own campaign. that seems dirty, fuck her republican ass. Joe Brown better be good.

A single vote will likely never make a difference, but when you have a lot of people who don't vote based on that fact, the difference that could have been made is huge. I know you probably hear that all the time, but it's true.

And good job, I wish prop 19 would have been passed. That's bullshit. We'll just have to wait a little longer I suppose.

It's the whole, "Be a part of the solution, not a part of the problem," thing.

Adam Carolla has a brilliant way to look at it which makes me REALLY WANT TO GO OFF on someone like this:
he says that people who generally vote conservatively (IM NOT BRINGING POLITICS INTO THIS) generally with time are the "wrong" ones. Meaning back some time ago segregation was commonplace. HELL the south wanted slaves. we fought some war called the civil war or something over slaves ahhaha

but he basically says this. Those that dont vote for civil rights or those who vote AGAINST what will most likely be law in 20 years, those people are just getting in the way. i agree....fuck people that get in the way. EVENTUALLY gay marriage will happen. seriously, it is really only a matter of time before the 54% of dumbfucks either die or dont vote and gay marriage is passed. same with weed, same with alot of things

fuck people who get in the way. get with the program or get off the tour bus of life.

I just wish people would stop arguing about gay marriage. Let them do what they want. We have bigger issues.

And brute, that's basically called progressivism, which isn't always a good thing. Like right now for example, with all of the jackasses trying to convert us to socialism.

i love that the word "socialism" has been bastardized so much here