I think instead of voting for the lesser of two evils
we should stop participating in a system that hurts
everyone regardless of who wins. And in conjunction, we should start working together to make a
truly honorable, fair, and just system for all. That's
what the founding fathers of the United States tried
to do so long ago, and if they were alive today, they
would probably implore us to do the same.
If you still decide to vote, then that is your choice;
I won't judge you harshly for doing so.
I love and honor all my fellow brothers and sisters
in this world, every single one.
I love you so much that I am willing to risk our
connection to share my truths about voting. This is
my understanding based on research and deep soul
searching. I made this choice after studying the law,
legal systems, and history.
The constitutional republic of the U.S. was replaced
by a fascist corporate state back in 1871 that quietly
conquered the organic government with the stroke
of a pen—but you won't find this in history books
or in TV documentaries. By voting, we literally
give this foreign occupying force the power to rule
over us.
The United States Declaration of Independence
spelled out that our consent is what gives government its power. And it also told us what we need
to do when government becomes tyrannical. These
principles apply to every nation on Earth.
" ... Governments are instituted among Men,
deriving their just powers from the consent of
the governed, That whenever any Form of
Government becomes destructive of these ends,
it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish
it, and to institute new Government ... "
~ THE UNITED STATES DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
The problem is we keep giving our power away,
and the price is hardship and suffering for all.
The solution is simple but requires critical thinking,
courage, and a willingness to be the change.
As much as I would like to force you to stop voting
this isn't the right thing to do.
Honoring the rights of my fellow human beings
is something I've dedicated my life to, and despite
my desire to make this world a better place, I can't
compromise my morals, integrity, or the truth in
order to do it.
All I ask is that you think about voting in its
present form, what it has accomplished, and why
the powers that be want you to do it so badly.
In a world where almost everything is regulated,
taxed, censored, and oppressed, voting in their
fraudulent government is one of the only things
our would-be masters encourage us to do.
The powers that be would never let us vote—and
certainly not encourage us to do so—if we could change
the system by voting. Think about that for a minute.
Sometimes the only way to restore the balance is
to let something that is corrupt and diseased die
so that a new and better system can take its place.
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