I agree but really what is the point anymore? Our vote really does not seem to count. It seems like the whole system is rigged and the winner is already selected. Even if your choice does win, they often don’t follow the will of the people that supposedly put them in power but instead go with the wants of whomever has the biggest check.
Am I going to vote? No. Am I going to whine about the the outcome of things? No, it accomplishes about as much as voting.
Additionally, I would join a group that wanted to over throw the government to "reboot" it (I really hate that phrase). I personally think some major changes need to be made to how our government is run in order to try and cut down on the amount of corruption that is found in our current system.
While I realize human nature will always be the major failing point in the system, hopefully we could come up with a way to minimize that little problem.
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