Three Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Vote.
A parent says to their five-year-old, do you want peas or broccoli? This is because the parent knows in providing the child the illusion of choice between two different roads that both lead in the same direction, that they can get the child to choose to eat healthy.
Question #1: Will voting change the fact that war is mass murder?
Answer: No.
Question #2: Will voting change the fact that taxation is theft?
Answer: No.
Question #3: Will voting change the fact that torture is immoral?
Answer: No.
We all know that Hillary will not stop the wars, taxation, or the torture – and if you’ve been listening, you know that Trump won’t either. So why is it again that you are voting? Isn’t a vote for either one of these candidates a vote for more war, more theft, and more torture? I think if you vote for either of these two, you can’t complain if we get more of the same, because both candidates without a doubt will continue these traditions.
In summation, a vote for either of the candidates is an endorsement of more war, more theft, and more torture. You might be able to walk out of the voting booth with an illusion of a clean conscience, but I promise you after 4-8 years (if you’ve been paying attention) you’ll feel the guilt of endorsing these long-standing criminal traditions.
You are all Voluntaryists. You may not have realized it yet, but you will one day.