The Department of Justice is a very insular group of unelected and permanent DC area residents, on average very left wing in their orientation, who have extreme hatred for Trump voters and have been trying to disenfranchise us since he started winning primaries.
-
A voting cypherpunk?
And I thought I've read and seen it all. 
There are multiple ways to influence the world, different tools for different kinds of problems. Neither cypherpunk nor voting nor anything else solves all the world's problems.
-
-
You basically justify both the democratic system and Trump. Two things that don't go very well with libertarian ideology. Full disclosure: I would've voted Trump over Hillary. But getting more uncertain every time he opens his mouth or keyboard. Still I would never vote though.
-
Rule by unelected bureaucrats who get to interpret the law for themselves (Chevron deference) in order to deprive people of property and liberty sits even more ill with libertarian ideology.
-
Don't know where you're going with that. I'm just commenting on the fact you are voting at all. Every vote leaves such an infinitesimal fingerprint, so why go and vote in the statist game of rooting for the best turd. I would recommend against playing the statist game.
-
Tweet unavailable
-
We are all globally frustrated with our politicians. Voter apathy, arguably, leads to extreme solutions. Only the extreme minority on all sides go out and vote. The US, with only 2 choices, makes it a black and white outcome that is not representative of that society.
-
You seriously think politicians would have any power if three people went out to vote? You need to think over that. The only power politicians have is what you people give them.
End of conversation
New conversation -
Loading seems to be taking a while.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.