He uses voting as an example. Which begs the question: why vote?
If you're living within a corrupt, self-serving political system (we are), then naturally the only people who run for office will be products of that system. If a candidate who genuinely wants to change the status quo somehow manages to slip in, they will be prevented from achieving anything meaningful once inside.
No matter what, none of these people have my interests in mind. So I ask, what's the point?
If you're living within a corrupt, self-serving political system (we are), then naturally the only people who run for office will be products of that system. If a candidate who genuinely wants to change the status quo somehow manages to slip in, they will be prevented from achieving anything meaningful once inside.
No matter what, none of these people have my interests in mind. So I ask, what's the point?