~ Don't Vote! ~

The only way I would vote is if there was a none of the above option

""Your belief systems limit your reality to a sub-set of the solution space that does not contain the answer.""

I've been dreaming of this campaign for nearly 2 years. Do whatever it takes to dissolve even your voter registration. Another baby step and invisible adherence contact you should liberate yourself from.

To seek to create a new form of Government; for the purpose of self-governing is called the the right of self-determination and it's about the only right you do have. But there is no unlimited sovereignty, you cannot abolish or otherwise destroy that which you did not create.

But coming out from under tyranny as did the framers or founders; however you want to think of them did for themselves. They didn't do it for the common man, they pledged to each other. Nation building is not about the common man it is about the uncommon man. That's why they used all those capitonyms in the preamble. We are not "We the People", nor are we Posterity thereof.

From the Oregon State Constitution: "Men, when they form a social compact are equal in right..." Therefore, when they DO NOT form a social compact are NOT EQUAL in right. Question: When did you sign on to or form a social compact? Never once! You just grew up on the plantation subject under someone else's rule as a 14th amendment citizen and GRANTED "civil rights" which can be taken away.

Democracy? Define your terms? Are you even using a definition that is applicable in the context intended? The word does have some esoteric underpinnings. Democracy can be defined as a 'rule of the people'. But how is that suppose to be interpreted? Small matter, nearly all are correct and apply, from a certain point of view. Is there a rule of the people in that they are in fact ruled? Sure. Is there a rule of the people in that they decide their own fate? Sure. Is not another definition of the word "of", without; i.e. to be free of something? Yes. So is there a rule 'without' the people? Sure? Why else do you think they use it so liberally?

Actually a democracy has always been a militarily run government. Citizens just happen to be operating the public side of a trust set up on the civilian side of a military out-post. That's why they call it the post office. That's where all the res-idents (identity of the dead thing) are registered.

Then to go and vote for the President? Who is to be the commander-in-chief of the military... Are you at peace or are you at war? Well, if you vote for the commander-in-chief of the military you must be at war. The mere instance of a vote for the commander-in-chief of a military sends the message out to the universe that you are at war and thus need to be lead into war or to be sacrificed like mutton.

Me personally, I feel no moral obligation to partake in any unethical act.

"Seek not abroad, turn back into thyself, for in the inner man dwells the truth..."

does not mean the process of voting in all conditions is useless or meaningless

Let me just say that there should be a bigger clue in here than merely trying to send a message to government. You don't vote for the president of other countries. Why? Different jurisdiction. If you're a US citizen you don't have any right to vote in Canada.

Okay so lets say you immigrated to Canada and became a citizen of Canada. As a citizen of Canada can you vote in Canadian elections? Yes!

Okay so, if there was or you formed a new Nation State and moved out of the US corps jurisdiction and into this new Nation States jurisdiction, would you still be eligible to vote in the US? No!; Why would you? And really, why would you want to when the US is no longer your concern? Besides you now have other moral obligations to support your new state. One where you can be signatory to the compact and have political rights as an author of the law. Rather than a citizen subject under some other corporate rule where you have no rights!

It's not like your vote counts anyway, but if your alliances were not with US corp and were elsewhere. Wherever it is you went off to and made new alliances with would consider it treason to keep living as a US citizen and trying to vote in their system.

Since the popular vote doesn't decide the Presidency anyway, the popular vote acts as measurement tool for how hopelessly enslaved the populace is. Chances are if you're a voter, you think or thought at one time your vote counts, believe(d) this thing is legit, and otherwise convinced that you are one of "We the People". Then if you're a registered voter they know they own you. Whereas if you're not a registered voter that determination is still up in the air.

So where do your allegiances lay? The unrighteous king? Or the divine creator?

"Seek not abroad, turn back into thyself, for in the inner man dwells the truth..."

I don't vote because I have no interest in politics, governments, legislation, rules, laws, party systems, borders, countries, patriotism, etc. etc. For me it's just plain boring and irrelevant. There are many things in life that are much more important and interesting than concerning myself with such a mundane and perceivably pointless activity.

is this a variation on -what if they gave a war and no one came? the answer is the draft. or as dick gregory's says, the central question of the electoral process is not who votes but who counts the votes.
those who we allow to rule us will not be dissolved by our failure to cast our vote for our continuing servitude. the system of control that we are co creating each moment is more robust than you imagine. to hone your skills as an orator for truth and justice, think as if you were a beef steer petitioning burger king executives about your rights. what argument or evidence might you bring up to change their minds and grant you your freedom? btw the burger king execs don't speak cattle nor do they recognize it as a language. or closer to home, try talking to your family about the rights of turkeys as you sit down to your thanksgiving meal. as we oppress so we are oppressed.

It's like David Icke said "If you vote you have nothing to complain about." Voting only seems to encourage this highly inadequate system. Oh and i'm sick and fucking tired of the fraud that everyone elected (Obama.) If his motives were to genuinely produce change in this country and not suck the cocks of the corporate interests he would have legalized weed, ended both the inane conflicts in the middle east on his first day in office, do a serious investigation into 9/11, have George W. Bush publicly castrated, been openly gay, and sported some mean dreadlocks. How much longer until we wake up to the fact that once you've already gotten in office, you've already sucked so much corporate dick that any change you make will be the minimum required to maintain the illusion?