You have the ‘right’ to NOT vote

“Do not lose your right to vote”

Said the envelope that came today.

My ‘right’.

Yeah. Right.

During Scamdemic I lost

My son’s ‘right’ to an education

My ‘right’ to visit certain countries

My ‘right’ to get on public transport or use the NHS without being challenged by some jobsworth over masks.

My ‘right’ to put what I want on social media without being banned or have it flagged as ‘misinformation’

My ‘right’ to keep my job without adhering to ridiculous protocol

And who gave a toss?

Who represented ME?

And others lost way, way more.

Where were their ‘rights’?

But we know how this works, now, don’t we?

Same way as the jabs do.

On the premise of;

“But it could be so much worse if….”

In this case, the ‘if’ being if the *other* party get in.

The majority of voters are motivated by fear of a worse outcome rather than passion for a candidate or party.

And the last couple of times I did it, I voted for small independent candidates. People I believed had love for the world in their hearts.

But the thing is, whoever *gets in*even if it is some genuinely good person, still has to operate within an antiquated, bullying system that is in my opinion unfit for purpose.

A system I no longer wish to uphold.

So, NO.

NO MORE.

My ‘right to vote’ is as enticing to me as a voucher for a free happy meal at McDonalds and no doubt will do me just as much good.

It’s plastic fantastic.

Hot apple pie in the fucking sky.

So you can keep my ‘right’ to vote.

I also have the ‘right’ to opt out.

Yes, let’s talk about and celebrate THAT!

Of all of it.

And the more people do that and pull the wings off this filthy bluebottle, the sooner this sick power trip at the expense of ordinary people goes nowhere.

THAT is what I’ll be exercising at any future elections.

That, and my finger on the remote control to switch these doom mongering, lying con artists firmly off the box.