1. The right to vote encapsulates the freedom to choose between action and inaction.
Interesting way of putting it. I think I agree.
I was having a discussion about this the other day with a friend. We were debating the virtues of being legally required to vote in a democracy. Her opinion ran more to the "If we weren't required to vote, maybe the stupid people wouldn't bother" side of things lol
hahaha. well if you live here in my country, you'd see that vote or no vote, maybe there really isn't a difference made. i dont know, ive grown to become a pessimist. you should here more about our presidentiables. im sorry, i love my country, it's the people who'd like to run it i sort of hate.
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1. The right to vote encapsulates the freedom to choose between action and inaction.
Interesting way of putting it. I think I agree.
I was having a discussion about this the other day with a friend. We were debating the virtues of being legally required to vote in a democracy. Her opinion ran more to the "If we weren't required to vote, maybe the stupid people wouldn't bother" side of things lol
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oh well. frustrations.
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btw, i'm pretty sure she was joking about the stupid people lol
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