Long time ago, when I was young and stupid I&#x27;ve mastered in politcal sciense. So, now (when I&#x27;m only stupid), let me tell you this - question do you vote or not is pointless. Only when you ask for motives right after makes any sense. Because those two questions can show who you are and what your politicals class is.<p>There is quite pleasant theory about what political systems are. It state that you can represent all political systems as segment, on which both ends are dictatorship and democracy. But, this theory also states that those two systems are unachievable in our world, they are like asymptotes - all political systems tends towards them, but never actually get there. If you take a look at democracy - even Greek democracy weren&#x27;t this perfect one - yeah, everybody could vote. Except for a women, those who hasn&#x27;t finished their army service, those who haven&#x27;t got status of a citizen and those who were slaves.<p>Having this in mind, I personaly always go to elections and always vote. Sometimes - in local elections - I know who had done something for my district or city, and this gives me clear options. This man did this and that, he seems fair and honest, he claims he can do few things better - yup, I&#x27;ll give him my vote so he can try his best. Other times - especially when it comes to parliment or presiden elections I go to election but I don&#x27;t have clear options. I don&#x27;t know those people and to be truly honest - most of them has been on political scene for far to long - so I don&#x27;t vote for them who have the biggest election budgets. And it happened twice to this day - I made invalid votes on purpose. Here, in Poland, we can&#x27;t add our option to the vote card. There were two cases where none of candidates on my voting card weren&#x27;t good enough to have my voice, so I write my types down which made my voice invalid.<p>What does the first paragraph have to do with the second? I choose people who will drag our political system towards this version of political system which is nearest my opinions and preference.<p>And to all people who say that qoing to election won&#x27;t change antyhing - yes, it will. But it require some maturity and effort. It require to make a choice and quite possibly to regret given voice. And then it require consideration - &quot;who I&#x27;ll vote for if my previous choice was bad?&quot;. In some sense it&#x27;s quite biblical - be hot or be cold, not lukewarm. But... this would mean handling the consequences of our choice, and we humans don&#x27;t like to do that...