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Well I did not expect you to say she has a point even in the slightest tiniest way whatsoever.It seems to me that you just refuse to see any facet or shade in this matter aside from your own. There are more than just mathematics at play in an issue of this size and importance.
Sure, I already cited them. Social acceptance, and the warm and fuzzy feeling you get from being a good citizen. But in terms of actually influencing policy? No, there are no issues in play other than the mathematics. Your candidate (or issue) wins if they get the plurality of votes, and they lose if they don't. Simple as that.
Sir Loin said:I forgot that voting is not important at all and does not matter at all either. Some might even use your argument to say the whole having elections and what not is really just a waste of time. Is that about bleak enough for ya?
Elections are very important. Voting is a waste of time.