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Something I just don't understand...

My mate and I are more or less on the same page
politically, which is fairly far to the left. We both believe
in a woman's right to choose, that gays should be afforded
the same civil rights as heterosexuals including the right
to wed, adopt children and bequeath their worldly goods
to whomever they wish, with out their families getting
involved if that is what they want. We both believe
George Bush stole the last two elections, the war is a
hideous disaster and totally illegal. In fact we both
believe that most if not all of the current administration
should be in jail for multiple life sentences for treasonous
actions against the American people.

Now you'd think that because this particular election is
probably the single most important one that either of
us will ever vote in, that he'd be champing at the bit
to exercise our civic duty and privilege and vote.

You'd be wrong. Whereas I will probably be the first
one in the door of my local polling place this November,
Tom has NO intention of registering OR voting. I've asked
him several times why and he still gives me the same
lame excuse. "I don't want to be stuck on the list for
people th be picked for possible jury duty."

Jesus Christ on a crutch! How can I convince him how
important that his voice be heard? That even in this
age of questionable hackable Dibold voting machines,
probablle illeagle happenings behind the scenes in
the electoral college and the fact that the dead STILL
manage to cast a vote in Chicago, your vote still counts
and is important. I'm at my wit's end. I don't want to
fight with him over it. We are after all mates and
ultimately have to share the same bed at night (not that
anything goes on there anymore), but Jeeze, this is really
important.

It's probably the last chance there will be in my lifetime
to make some sort of change in the administration
and toss some of the crooks out.

I will be making a bumper sticker to go on my car
AFTER the election...

"IF YOU DIDN'T VOTE, DON'T BITCH!"

Does anyone have any advice for me on how to get
Tom to realize that the possibility of jury duty is a small
price to pay for his one and only chance to vote a
resounding "NO" to the evil old men who want to run
our lives, destroy our world and line their pockets
at our expense?