My thoughts on voting
So today is voting day…woohoo. Not so much. I only voted once and that was because it was mandated in one of my classes when I was 18, other than that I have not. Does this make me a bad person? I think not. I'm not by any means a political person or care to be. Is my one single vote really going to change the way things are? Hell no! Yes all you voters, I know what you are saying out there "your one vote combined with so many that vote the same way can make a difference" ugh is all I have to say. I do not keep up with Politics; I have enough going on in my life to find time to keep up with politics. What I feel, or think about anything political is never going to happen. I will leave it at that. My views are not of most people so I keep them to myself. I do not want to talk about voting, politics, the government, or any of that because honestly our nation is going to do what it wants, I'm not even sure that our votes really constitute for anything anymore. Where do you think your vote really goes? Do you really think that you are making an impact on our country or government? If so then we are fucked up, because we are not making the best decisions in our country. We only seem to keep crumbling, if we all feel so strongly about making our nation better than why is our government in a whirlwind of fuck and disaster. Do not judge me because I do not vote, because I do not judge you for taking all of your time to follow something that maybe doesn't even matter when you press that little VOTE button. Please stop telling me to vote, stop telling everyone. Remember this is a free country and if someone wants to vote, guess what? They will whether you tell them to or not. Just saying, my thoughts on VOTE DAY! woo hoo (sarcasm)
if this were a status i would like it. i get so tired of people saying it's "unamerican". failing to realize that the "freedom of choice/privelage to vote" not only applies to those who choose to but to those who choose not to. but that would require people to see outside of their own world and that's definitely unamerican.
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