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| Topic: Should you be obligated to vote? | |
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Some people criticize others for not voting because they see it as a right so therefore you should vote. But does that mean you should be forced or feel obligated to vote for someone you really don't like? If you didn't like any of the candidates that were running or anything that they stood for, would you still vote? still have the option of writing in a candidate. should they/we feel obligated to vote period? yes |
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America is a democracy and everybody can vote - male, female, all races and religions.
That is what separates us from many other countries. That is one of the main reasons that America is the best place to live. |
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If you don't vote then you have no right to complain!!!!!!!!!
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If you don't vote then you have no right to complain!!!!!!!!! sorry dont agree if you don't vote you should not complain but we all have the right to complain 
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if you want to reserve your right to BIOTCH. "I'd" be lost without THAT!   
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If you don't vote then you have no right to complain!!!!!!!!! Well by that logic you don't have any right to complain about anything the President does or any Supreme Court decisions you don't like since you neither vote for the President or the Judicials on the Supreme Court. And no, the Popular vote doesn't count. Pretending to vote isn't the same as actually voting. Sorry. |
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If you don't vote then you have no right to complain!!!!!!!!! Why not? I already know who I am going to vote for, but if I didn't like the candidates running, why don't I still have the right to complain? |
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