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**CaRGirL** · February 9th, 2007 08:38 AM

i may be 24 yo and is very legal to vote, by choice, i just don't want to vote. better safe than sorry.

anyone else?

**shadow** · February 9th, 2007 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by CaRGirL

i may be 24 yo and is very legal to vote, by choice, i just don't want to vote. better safe than sorry.

anyone else?

but are you a registered voter? if so, then mali yan, check mo yun name mo baka meron ng bumobuto on your behalf...hehehhe

kasi kung hinde rin kayo boboto better huwag na lang mag pa register, baka magamit pa name ninyo ng mga dirty politician, madagdag sa vote nila

kung ayaw talaga mag vote, better to go there then huwag na lang sagutan yun ballot...at least sigurado ka na walang gumamit ng name mo

**jedi** · February 9th, 2007 01:14 PM

kung registered voter ka, go practice your rights, sayang baka nga naman magamit pa ng iba name mo.

**boybi** · February 9th, 2007 01:20 PM

pwede pa ba magpa register?

**shadow** · February 9th, 2007 01:30 PM

Originally Posted by boybi

pwede pa ba magpa register?

tapos na nun dec 31, 2006,

**onat_1** · February 9th, 2007 01:30 PM

by choice ako rin hindi boboto kasi for one nasa overseas ako tapos di na ako citizen ng pilipinas,so ang masasabi ko lang good luck na lang sa inyong lahat dyan,lalo na ng makita ko ang list ng senatoriables, MAY GOD HAVE MERCY..

**ts1n1ta** · February 9th, 2007 01:36 PM

sana we could all practice our right to vote...
pano magkakaroon ng pagbabago if we will not vote...

**Jun aka Pekto** · February 10th, 2007 03:01 PM

Originally Posted by CaRGirL

i may be 24 yo and is very legal to vote, by choice, i just don't want to vote. better safe than sorry.

anyone else?

You should vote. At least you could say you put in your choice to try and make the Philippines a better place.

The candidate you vote for may not win. But at least you made your decision. It's far worse to sit idly by and not make any at all.

**shadow** · February 10th, 2007 03:21 PM

Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto

You should vote. At least you could say you put in your choice to try and make the Philippines a better place.

The candidate you vote for may not win. But at least you made your decision. It's far worse to sit idly by and not make any at all.

:dito: the best advice!!!!

and for those who didn't vote or don't want to vote...you don;t have the right to complain about our present state...for you didn't even tried to change it.... personally I won't be proud not doing anything come election day...

**oldblue** · February 11th, 2007 05:19 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

:dito: the best advice!!!!

and for those who didn't vote or don't want to vote...you don;t have the right to complain about our present state...for you didn't even tried to change it.... personally I won't be proud not doing anything come election day...

may right pa din naman coz we're still taxpayers.

if there's one thing we should know about politics and positions, no matter who maupo dyan, kahit pari pa yan. the system will change the elected official, not the other way around ...

subok na subok na yan, mayroon na naboto na dating mahirap, dating manggagawa, dating NPA, dating Muslim-rebel, dating pulis, dating general, dating media personality, dating wholesome celebrity, dating Private Executive, dating gradweyt ng top schools. ganun pa din naman diba?

I say makisakay na lang and enjoy whatever we can enjoy come what May 2k7. heheheh. May 14 elections diba that's a long weekend vacation again.

**tsupermario** · February 11th, 2007 09:29 AM

Originally Posted by oldblue

may right pa din naman coz we're still taxpayers.

a citizen doesn't have the right to refuse to pay taxes simply because he thinks his money is being wasted. but he has the chance to vote a person in government who he thinks can spend his taxes wisely. if the taxpayer did not vote and later complains about his congressman wasting tax money, part of the blame goes to him

**empy** · February 11th, 2007 10:42 AM

a humble outsider's point of view. i am not a philippine citizen.

your forefathers fought and died against the Spanish, the Americans, the British and the Japanese to give you that right to vote. now every person has the chance to make a difference.

if you hate the current government, exercise your rights of voting and free speech to push for change. if no one bothers because they are apathetic or feel it's hopeless, then those sacrifices are wasted and nothing will ever change.

if not you, then who?

**shadow** · February 11th, 2007 10:50 AM

Originally Posted by oldblue

may right pa din naman coz we're still taxpayers.

if there's one thing we should know about politics and positions, no matter who maupo dyan, kahit pari pa yan. the system will change the elected official, not the other way around ...

subok na subok na yan, mayroon na naboto na dating mahirap, dating manggagawa, dating NPA, dating Muslim-rebel, dating pulis, dating general, dating media personality, dating wholesome celebrity, dating Private Executive, dating gradweyt ng top schools. ganun pa din naman diba?

I say makisakay na lang and enjoy whatever we can enjoy come what May 2k7. heheheh. May 14 elections diba that's a long weekend vacation again.

so wala kang pinagkaiba sa kanila....kasi sila at least tried to fight the system pero hinde nakaya, for you didn't even tried to replace them, though election....you knew naconsumed na sila ng system and yet papbyaan mo na lang sila, the more that you need to vote to repalced them...

**Gumusut_Amige** · February 11th, 2007 11:12 AM

go out and be counted! who knows maybe your 1 vote will makes the difference.

**oldblue** · February 12th, 2007 04:48 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

so wala kang pinagkaiba sa kanila....kasi sila at least tried to fight the system pero hinde nakaya, for you didn't even tried to replace them, though election....you knew naconsumed na sila ng system and yet papbyaan mo na lang sila, the more that you need to vote to repalced them...

ewan ko lang talaga sir, just can't find any logic how my writing in that balota paper can change anything ...

**maverickjazzy** · February 22nd, 2007 07:37 PM

Originally Posted by CaRGirL

i may be 24 yo and is very legal to vote, by choice, i just don't want to vote. better safe than sorry.

anyone else?

It's your right and i respect your decision not to vote. But remember this, hundreds of millions or maybe billions of people cannot vote the leader/s they wanted because they are being persecuted and/or living in countries with totalitarian rule(communist, dictatorship). To many other people in the world voting is a privilege not a right. Plus, women's right to vote was only allowed by early 1900's. Think about this, your vote is the great equalizer.

**3sgTe** · March 18th, 2007 03:40 PM

Originally Posted by CaRGirL

i may be 24 yo and is very legal to vote, by choice, i just don't want to vote. better safe than sorry.

anyone else?

count me in!.. wala din naman mangyayari eh.. corruption is still on the way.. sayang lang effort sa pamimili at pag iisip kung sino iboboto..

**marjom915** · April 8th, 2007 01:56 AM

Kawawa naman ang Pilipinas kung tayo mismong mga Pinoy, ayaw makialam at ayaw bumoto. Maraming countries ang nabago dahil sa leaders nila.Every condition of mankind is where a leader led them.Kung pababayaan na lang natin na madaya ang boto, at magkaroon ng leaders na di karapat dapat,kung manonood na lang tayo at magsasawalang kibo,wala rin tayong karapatan na maghanap ng changes sa bansa natin.Kung tayong mga Pinoy ay di nagmamahal sa mismong bansa natin, at nagbibigay ng importansya dito,sino pa ang magmamahal sa Pilipinas?

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