I don't vote because I don't believe in the offices that we are voting to fill. I don't believe we should even have those offices. I don't believe anybody should have the powers of those offices. I view emptying or eliminating these offices as a worthy goal, and I view voting as a detriment to that goal, because it legitimizes those offices. I view not voting, and telling people that I am not voting and why, as the best option for proceeding toward my goal.
As a Christian I am glad for the opportunity to get involved in the process, and I do so by not voting so that I can advance what I think is the best goal for the land: eliminating the existing political offices. I would welcome the ability to have more input in the process, such as a chance to vote to leave offices empty, or a chance to secede. Failing that, I'm grateful for what I can get: the opportunity to make a difference by declaring how important it is to eliminate the existing monopoly government.
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2014-11-04
Why I don't vote
Posted by David at 11/04/2014 06:09:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: anarcho-capitalism, elections, government, secession, voting
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