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**IrrettelatWet** · 08-23-2012, 09:02 AM

She spoke nothing but truth, so there's nothing to be offended over. I personally find it nearly criminally negligent for anyone who is eligible to vote to not do so. It is one of the only things you are truly expected to do, and there are a million ways to get it done!

...All of this goes double for my fellow servicemembers. How many professions out there can honestly say that every last person in the organization can have some say as to who their boss is going to be every four years? There are so many assistance programs that it is almost harder NOT to vote than it is to do so.

08-23-2012, 09:02 AM	#17
IrrettelatWet Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 431 Senior Member	She spoke nothing but truth, so there's nothing to be offended over. I personally find it nearly criminally negligent for anyone who is eligible to vote to not do so. It is one of the only things you are truly expected to do, and there are a million ways to get it done! ...All of this goes double for my fellow servicemembers. How many professions out there can honestly say that every last person in the organization can have some say as to who their boss is going to be every four years? There are so many assistance programs that it is almost harder NOT to vote than it is to do so.
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