Does is matter who will get elected on Nov. 8 (today)?
To vote and to go to the poll is for some people important, for others not. Parent's don't vote, so why should their kid? Everything we do is shaped through our parents, regardless whether we do it in their interest or the opposite. However, when we think about something rationally we can consider pro and cons.
Voting gives citizen a legal right to decide who should become the next president. People vote for different reasons, whether they have family members which suffer under some kind of disease, think there has to be made something about our climate or about rassism. Voting means to have a desire for change, some might just want that everything stays as it used to be. Surely, an election cannot be successful, in any terms, when the candidate won't offer hopes for change.
But can one person really change that much? And what does an election matter when no president can change things in the long term. Inedibly People did accomplish great things in history, the inspired others and masses stood behind them to do what has to be done in order to reach their goals.
History has proven that human beings like to blame each other when something is going in the wrong way. So it might just be a modern way of expressing some believe in a candidate. Years later new candidates will look down on those, or at least the candidates which want to get eleceted will say many things to persuade folks to vote for them.
Many citizen all over the world aren't taking any initiative to vote. So is an election maybe not as important as teachers or parents or politicians say all over and over again? Business and society should work together in harmony. The Declaration of Human Rights ensures a society which is based on moral, reason and equality. So if we just follow those 30 rules, can't it be possible live in freedom and prevent war from happening?
There are definetly more arguments to bring but to sum it up: A society should decide together which direction they are headed to. Existing rights should at least be ensured by voting, freedom cannot be protected if one's vote doesn't count. A constitution is the work of ancestors and it stables our society, voting means stability, not voting uncertainty.
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Does is matter who gets elected on Nov. 8 (today)?
To vote and go to the polls is important for some people, for others not. If parent's don't vote, so why should their kids? Everything we do is shaped by our parents, regardless whether we do it in their best interests or the opposite. However, when we think about something rationally we can consider pro and cons.Voting gives citizen the legal right to decide who should become the next president. People vote for different reasons, whether they have family members who suffer with some kind of disease or think something has to be done about or climate or racism. Voting means to have a desire for change. Some might just want everything to stay as it used to be. Surely, an election cannot be successful, in any terms, when the candidates don't offer hope for change.
But can one person really change that much? And what does an election matter when no president can change things in the long term? People have accomplished great things in history. They have inspired others and masses have stood behind them to do what has to be done in order to reach their goals.
History has proven that human beings like to blame each other when something is going in the wrong way. So, it might just be a modern way of expressing some belief in a candidate. Years later, new candidates will look down on those, or at least the candidates who want to get elected will say many things to persuade folk to vote for them.
Many citizens all over the world aren't taking any the initiative to vote. So is an election maybe not as important as teachers or parents or politicians say all over and over again? Business and society should work together in harmony. The Declaration of Human Rights ensures a society which is based on morality, reason and equality. So if we just follow those 30 rules, can't it be possible live in freedom and prevent war from happening?
There are definitely more arguments to bring but to sum it up: A society should decide together which direction they are headed in. Existing rights should at least be ensured by voting. Freedom cannot be protected if one's vote doesn't count. A constitution is the work of ancestors and it keeps our society stable. Voting means stability, not voting uncertainty.
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