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“If you don’t believe in voting, why don’t you just move to another country.”
“No, why don’t YOU move.”

It’s childish (just like voting), and probably works well. I’m anxious to try it out.

Great insight in your essay that I arrived at independently awhile back as well:

“Think about it: what would the Powers That Be do with themselves if half or more of the total ballots cast were marked for various minor party candidates, with no clear winner? Or better yet, what if every single eligible voter in the country simply did not show up at the polls? Or if at the most only a very small handful—say just a few thousand or so in the entire country—showed up? Just imagine all those befuddled senior citizens standing around at the polling places, munching on cookies to pass the time, listening to the crickets chirp.

What would the government do without knowing what is the “will of the people”? I suggest that it’s more than likely that they would use various methods to either force, coerce or trick you into going to the polls, impose stiff penalties for those who refused to vote, ban all minor parties and thus reveal once and for all that the insipid idea that “democracy” is what keeps us “free” is a bald-faced lie.”

I have seen it written that “if voting could change the system, it would be illegal.”

I understood not long after the corollary that “if NOT voting could change the system, it would be illegal.”

You are one of the only writers I have ever seen who grasped this reality.

It is simply a fact that there is no way to change the system by working within it. A fool’s errand. The ultimate in pig-singing lessons.

George Carlin wrote, “When I hear someone saying there’s a political solution to a problem, I know I’m not dealing with a serious person.”

I had an interesting conversation with a couple of college-age Democratic National Commitee drones during the campaign season that has just passed. They came to my front door wanting to register me to vote, and I basically told them that the Democrats and Republicans were merely two wings of the same party, as evidenced by the Democrats’ initial support for the Iraq War, the PATRIOT Act, etc. Therefore, I said, I no longer voted. Then one of the two young ladies (they couldn’t have been any more than 19 or 20) told me I should just leave.

I then told her she should get f*** of my porch and I shut the door in her face.