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"Doug: No. I've thought about this a lot, so let me give you five reasons why no one should vote."

"The first reason is that voting is an unethical act, in and of itself"

"Which relates to the second reason: privacy."

"That would be because it's a degrading experience."

"As P.J. O'Rourke says in his new book, and as I've always said, voting just encourages them."

"Which leads me to point number five: Your vote doesn't count."

If it is true that voting is a means to an end, then voting is subject to the same moral rules as counter-economics or civil disobedience or any other means. Therefore, if other forms of activism are moral if and only if they eschew aggression, and voting as a form of activism is necessarily aggressive, it follows that voting must be an immoral form of activism.

Stossel on Voting. Tonight (9/30/2010) on Fox Business.

Voting CAN be a force for good. Juts ask the internet.
Seriously, I can get behind these votes.

Christine Smith addresses the electoral process and common objections posed to those who reject voting for political offices because of a belief in non-aggression.

What would happen to you if police caught you on video fraudulently voting? Would cops quickly arrest you and throw you in jail, only to have the District Attorney immediately charge you with fraud?

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Voter ID and early voting cases heat up in courts across the country

Legal battles over controversial voter ID laws, changes to early voting rules, and even the way ballots could look on election day are being heard in courts from Florida to Nevada.

Alex Halderman and Ariel Feldman hacked a Sequoia e-voting machine to play Pac-Man in 3 afternoons, without breaking the "tampered-with" seals. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpMDCArdzwA

Arson investigators have been called in to scrutinize a fire that destroyed the warehouse where all of Harris County’s voting machines were stored. The blaze left county officials scrambling to find enough equipment to hold an election in the nation’s third-most-populous county.