Comment Re:Yeah Okay (Score 1) 530
not voting is the closest thing this system has to a 'vote of no confidence' that much better republics and democracy's have. it's a sign that the majority don't like the current system but because it holds no legal weight both corrupt parties continue on.
the alternatives are not much better either. the constitutional party wants a government run in such a way that the constitution is a religious document free from error and supersedes new law, the exact opposite of what it was intended to be. a living document to be amended and brought up to date when needed.
libertarians want a government similar to those third world south american ones where the government only hands certain things. that's good, if you like the rest of the sphere being ruled and run by corporations. water merchants is a famous example, because of the limited scope of the government people in many countries in south america can not legally even use the rain that falls on them to drink. they have to pay more then a years salary to flowing water. oh and if you can't pay? privately run cops will show up and pour cement into your pipes.
the tea party wants a government that doesn't collect taxes but somehow still functions, there is a sever logical disconnect there.
even if a third party guy manages to 'win' the popular vote. one of the other two could take the case to the supreme court and win that way, it happened to al gore yet i don't recall riots and other things from this. people just 'accepted it'
this system is too corrupt to be fixed by within, and the people are too lazy to take it down from the outside. So i am just enjoying my life and watching the whole thing like a side show.