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syz's avatar

I liked it. In spite of being humorous, it manages to impart a poignant message. And sadly, some of those caricatures are not all that extreme (at least in my neck of the woods).

asmonet's avatar

I’m gonna be honest, canceling out a red voter in Virginia makes me pretty pleased with myself.

But, that’s only half of it.

Bri_L's avatar

It is my right. It is my duty. It is my way to contribute. To make my voice heard. Is the one time I can get the voting sticker for free instead of paying $.25 for it.

asmonet's avatar

@Bri: Where can you buy those? For some reason I assumed they were like communion wafers, you get them one place and you don’t ask questions.

tabbycat's avatar

Because it matters so much to the future of our country. And I take my responsibility as an American citizen seriously.

artificialard's avatar

It was never really a choice – where I come from the suggestion of wanting to vote can get you in trouble. It’s a privilege that I try not to forget I am fortunate enough to have.

imfreeimfree's avatar

“Because all men are created equal.”

You know, in the womb. :)

I vote also because I have a tiny hope that it really does count.

Bri_L's avatar

@asmonet – hehehe. just kidding!

asmonet's avatar

my bad. :)

gooch's avatar

Because people died so that I could vote!

augustlan's avatar

Great video! I vote because it is my right, my duty, my privilege and my honor to do so.

Darwin's avatar

I vote because I can.

I have lived in countries where voting was equivalent to risking your life, or was a mere rubber-stamp enforced by people with guns.

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