1. A call to boycott voting this year- I said ‘might keep me away from the polls.”more accurately I should have stated “causes me to be weary of casting a vote for US president.” like I have done in every election year since the age of 18, I will be voting. The props and local, state, and congressional seats are of extreme interest to

2. I do not understand the way you invoke the notion of activism. Please read my posts more closely next time you wish to critique me for something I haven’t written.

Lol are you serious with this?

This is what counts as ‘activism’ these days? Taking a stand not to vote coupled with overreaching poetry?

For me, a courageous politician would not sacrifice his or her morality to win an election-that applies to Obama and McCain, who both abandoned the fighting spirit that took “DC” to task, that same take no prisoners attitude with the establishment that made them popular with Americans. But then again, like Socrates said, if someone actually wants to be a politician, that’s enough indication that they shouldn’t be one.

Also, love how “I might not vote” gets interpreted by readers and Will as an endorsement to boycott the elections. I probably will vote, maybe not for president though. Unfortunately, the presidential election has put (as it always meant to do) an overcast over much more key election issues like that of props and local officials. I will definitely be casting my votes for the latter.

Stay away from the polls if you want, but its pretty ridiculous to stay at home because the candidates don’t see eye to eye with you on the Middle East Conflict.

Sigh… I suppose this is proof that a degree doesn’t = intelligence.