What we need is more people voting for what's right, instead of which candidate is favored by a bureaucracy. Maybe today, people who are voting for what they think is right instead of the "next best choice" is a minority, and therefore may be perceived as a failure; but maybe we are the beginning of an era where people will start voting outside "the system". Maybe we are the beginning of when The People are sick and tired of the dog and pony show that is the bloated government and the established mentality that is bred into our society. Maybe that's why there are so many anti-ThePeople things going on right now; I don't know. What I DO know, is that **** needs to change. We can keep trying to play the game in different angles, but it's still the same goddamn cheating game stacked in the houses' favor. We're like a sad gambler who knows his next lucky break is just around the corner. Hopefully one day we can shift this mentality to a point where we can tell the house to F-off, and stop bending and breaking all the rules; but, like it is all too popular in Hawaii, when one person doesn't play by the rules or object the game, then the rest of the players will mock and scoff at the dissenting player; and it's apparent to me that this also applies to politics around the globe.
We all know change doesn't happen overnight. Maybe, voting toward who we agree with instead of who we think is the most winnable, is a step toward breaking away from the system steeped in bureaucracy? If more and more people started voting for who they agree with, then doesn't that change who is "winnable"?
Who else here thinks it's just downright evil that we are TOLD who to vote for (best chance of winning, etc), by the same corrupt system that rules our daily lives?
At the same time, I don't have faith in the MTV-Jersey Shore-Desperate Housewives-American Idol idiot generation(s) who are instructed what to think and how to act to wake up from their induced coma, but like I said, change takes time. All a regular guys can do is vote for what he thinks is right. It's a start.
With that, I leave my favorite video of the fragile frame of mind of people. Take it as supporting my argument.
The first follower turns the lone nut into a leader: