By Justin Deschamps
readers, hear complaints, and make people uncomfortable. Doubtless, because we feel like voting is
one of the only ways we can actually do something
to change the system—this is what the media and
society tell us every election year.
The world gets darker, more oppressive, and harder
with each passing year. Maybe instead of doing the
same thing again, and again, and again—expecting
something different—we need to change how we
approach the problem.
But is this really true? I ask you to think long and
hard about this.
Over 100 years ago, Mark Twain knew the system
was rigged in favor of financial powers, and it
seems most of us still haven't figured this out.
In my view, voting hasn't done anything but shuffle
the deck that was stacked against us in the first place.
Consider that in our world where the powers that
be do everything they can to keep us subjected and
disempowered; voting is promoted as a way to effect change.
If this was true, then take a moment and look
around you to see what this amazing vehicle for
change has created. Surely if voting was such a
powerful force for progressive transformation
and betterment we should see more indications of
that—but we don't.
"We have the best government that money can
buy."
~ MARK TWAIN
But don't take my word for it—nor would I want
you to.
Please take a moment to think about these things,
and review some of the related articles I have listed
here that present evidence to suggest that voting in
our modern-day world is a fraud. And even worse,
it actually makes us culpable for what government
does with our consent.
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