Essay about Voting and Election

If you do not vote, you rule your world with others' hands ... you do not know where those hands are. Election is an event where one or more people make a choice, such as choosing a representative. Some people say that elections are unfair, because you fund political manga and cartoons during the presidential election, "Because your voting can not be counted, our candidates will vote When there is a possibility, winning is meaningless. " Candidate education should be accepted more than candidates. I ought to be careful about elections as my vote can change the world.

What is the focus of voting, all discussions are taxing and giving them welfare and foreign aid

Politicians are liars - they are depraved by greed and legal bribery. But why are we voting already so why does society as a whole continue our money? If more people get interested in elections and votes, perhaps we will reduce taxes. In addition, money is used to build libraries and schools for children's education, playground, swimming pool, lake, softball stadium, basketball court, tennis court.

Election does not require more than one voter. For example, in a late day of the day, only one customer may be able to select different vendors in the mall. This is an event that can still be regarded as a free and fair election.

Each vote is statistically important, but voting is more than just mathematics. The election is not a horse race but a winner and a loser - it is about participation in democracy. So, instead of simply voting for those you think will win, you vote for those who think they can do their best based on important questions to them. Your vote is your voice If you simply vote for a candidate you most likely to win, it is self censoring. In addition to the fear strategy, an attempt was made to disambiguate the voting process by linking a vote to a third party candidate to a vote for one of the two main candidates. Referring to frequently asked sentences, voting for Gary Johnson and Gil Stein is actually a vote for Donald Trump (If you are talking to Trump's supporters, please use Trump on behalf of Clinton ). The reality is very simple. Voting for Gary Johnson is a vote for Gary Johnson, a vote for Gil Stein.

Reality: authoritarian, often break the revolution. It is not an election. Please think about that. Has Communism been rejected in the Soviet Union Russia? Did people vote for the Berlin Wall? No This is a revolution. Why did not anyone "vote" Saddam and Gaddafi? Why will they die for that country? Even if authoritarian holds power, even if you can do it nominally it is unlikely that 'voting' will work. This story also applies to American own history - they can not simply "vote" themselves from the British Empire. If that happens, not only the election but the revolution is necessary to break the authoritarianism. Why is this?