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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:is this option legal in T&T?
It is very important to exercise your right to vote!!
megadoc1 wrote:yeah I think this is crap ...if yuh don't want to vote why should that be anybody's business ?
the person counting ballots will throw away anything that deviates from the norm so you will just have your ballot voided by someone who took a day job to count ballots and your message reaches no one past them lol
If you are forced to show up on election day this might make sense lol
Hyperion wrote:the problem is that it will just be counted as a spoilt ballot. Nobody will actually take count of the number of NOTA ballots and the effort will have been wasted.
Slartibartfast wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:is this option legal in T&T?
It is very important to exercise your right to vote!!
Even if it isn't (defacing government property or something) how will they catch you to prosecute you?
Slartibartfast wrote:megadoc1 wrote:yeah I think this is crap ...if yuh don't want to vote why should that be anybody's business ?
the person counting ballots will throw away anything that deviates from the norm so you will just have your ballot voided by someone who took a day job to count ballots and your message reaches no one past them lol
If you are forced to show up on election day this might make sense lolHyperion wrote:the problem is that it will just be counted as a spoilt ballot. Nobody will actually take count of the number of NOTA ballots and the effort will have been wasted.
You are getting the wrong idea Megadoc. I absolutely do want to vote but I am being forced to choose between two parties that have proven themselves inadequate. Am I to vote for an inadequate party or stay quiet and be blamed for the inadequate party that has been voted in.
I agree it most likely won't pass the people counting ballots for a day wuk but it must start somewhere. I think if a large enough amount of people do it (like the portion of people in Trinidad that fed up with corruption) it may start to get some attention. Or maybe I'm being too optimistic.
Slartibartfast wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:is this option legal in T&T?
It is very important to exercise your right to vote!!
Even if it isn't (defacing government property or something) how will they catch you to prosecute you?
Slartibartfast wrote:megadoc1 wrote:yeah I think this is crap ...if yuh don't want to vote why should that be anybody's business ?
the person counting ballots will throw away anything that deviates from the norm so you will just have your ballot voided by someone who took a day job to count ballots and your message reaches no one past them lol
If you are forced to show up on election day this might make sense lolHyperion wrote:the problem is that it will just be counted as a spoilt ballot. Nobody will actually take count of the number of NOTA ballots and the effort will have been wasted.
You are getting the wrong idea Megadoc. I absolutely do want to vote but I am being forced to choose between two parties that have proven themselves inadequate. Am I to vote for an inadequate party or stay quiet and be blamed for the inadequate party that has been voted in.
I agree it most likely won't pass the people counting ballots for a day wuk but it must start somewhere. I think if a large enough amount of people do it (like the portion of people in Trinidad that fed up with corruption) it may start to get some attention. Or maybe I'm being too optimistic.
c'mon, to gather a group large enough to get your message across needs to have a figure of 5000 people minimum , so lets say you get 10,000 'fools' to agree with you, that's 50 cents per person to get you going in a more positive direction ...how can you say then that my approach is backward?Slartibartfast wrote:1. My option is $5000 cheaper
2. Admitting there is a problem is the first step to finding a cure. Your approach is backwards in that it proposes to present a solution to a problem that most people don't seem to seriously consider as yet.
Not a good immediate option but may be viable if things ever developed.
Yeah this seems like the option that would get the quickest results. PP for Life! The only problem is that you risk eventually ending like UML or Zoom Radar... ILP for life!megadoc1 wrote:well unfortunately,you may have to join one of the parties you don't like and get in a position where you can have a say or you can even start at the grass root level ,with at least 12,000 registered folks backing you, you can manners those who seeks representation for your constituency
perhaps,but you could also end up with NOTAs for life and thats no way forwardSlartibartfast wrote:PNM for Life! Yeah redman that's a really cool idea. The online voting could even be used as a preliminary voting system. I wouldn't trust it for actual elections as I am sure someone would get the brilliant idea to exploit the code to get extra votes.Yeah this seems like the option that would get the quickest results. PP for Life! The only problem is that you risk eventually ending like UML or Zoom Radar... ILP for life!megadoc1 wrote:well unfortunately,you may have to join one of the parties you don't like and get in a position where you can have a say or you can even start at the grass root level ,with at least 12,000 registered folks backing you, you can manners those who seeks representation for your constituency
That's a good point.megadoc1 wrote:perhaps,but you could also end up with NOTAs for life and thats no way forward
even Panday said that lolK74T wrote:Always remember to put your X by the Balisier
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