What you're saying does make sense to me. I honestly don't see why so many people vote, not truly being able to discern A from B. I still haven't voted because, despite a few years of education, I still feel like I'm not prepared to vote. I don't want to be another idiot who takes campaign ads seriously :[ Also because my registration form was ignored from 2008 until recently. I think a better way to get an accurate vote from the people would be to offer some sort of class for inexperienced voters. Honestly, I don't think the government wants people to understand their votes. It would work out better for us if more people use their brains and do some research when it comes to these things.
You gave me an idea. Imagine if it was illegal for a presidential candidate to run a campaign, or even be seen on television. That would force people to do their own research and be objective when they vote.
Is it normal that I don't agree with democracy?
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What you're saying does make sense to me. I honestly don't see why so many people vote, not truly being able to discern A from B. I still haven't voted because, despite a few years of education, I still feel like I'm not prepared to vote. I don't want to be another idiot who takes campaign ads seriously :[ Also because my registration form was ignored from 2008 until recently. I think a better way to get an accurate vote from the people would be to offer some sort of class for inexperienced voters. Honestly, I don't think the government wants people to understand their votes. It would work out better for us if more people use their brains and do some research when it comes to these things.
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You gave me an idea. Imagine if it was illegal for a presidential candidate to run a campaign, or even be seen on television. That would force people to do their own research and be objective when they vote.