Your vote should go the most to preserve democracy , not worth the effort, stay home and leave the oligarchy alone. Ivaylo Tsvetkov with a sarcastic appeal: Don't vote!
Precisely in these elections, as well as the next ones in March-April 2025, there is no point in voting. In 2025, there will probably be three depesets, four besepets and five Radev parties. Ergo, the results are now decided - first GERD (partially incomprehensible why, after they ate everything in that country like Moroccan locusts), second are "Revival" (who refuse a priori common sense, but their appetite for power is gargantuan, and now is their time slot with Mitrofanova), third - PP-DB (with a tragic result again, don't ask about the leaders), then some types of dispatches and possibly BSP and ITN with just above the 4 percent barrier.
But you know: imagine such a person who says: I do NOT vote, I don't read programs, I don't want him to see them, I haven't seen anything good from all of them and I won't. Accordingly, my request is also to the voters: stop if you want this country not to develop, we are fine and so, last in the EU, what is wrong with us? Take an example from the intelligent majority who are too lazy to go to the nearest school on election day anyway.
Why do Brussels this favor FOR THEM? Why get frustrated that your vote is worth just as much as a paid one? And no one even offered you 100 BGN?
If you don't vote - you are not guilty of anything
So, no and no. If you don't vote, this whole slightly silly situation will happen again and again. Peevski, on the one hand, and Radev, on the other, will weave their common future together, but nothing makes any sense without that.
To cheer you up: the problem is that this impasse will repeat itself IF you vote: sorry, this is the Bulgarian reality. But you just in case don't. Because if you don't vote, it will rub itself, it will rub off, and it will rub off, and in each of these cases you will be able to justly say: "I didn't vote!"
I don't care about the voters. I want to speak to the non-voters who define our being. And rightly so: if you don't vote, you are not guilty of anything - from the fact that there are no kindergartens and at least basic infrastructure, to bigger tasks, for example Bulgaria at least catching up with Slovakia.
Yeah, that's bullshit, that's what I'm saying - by not voting, which I think should become a kind of categorical imperative, we're sending a message to the oligarchy (ie the state mafia) that we don't like them. And we simply nullify them, the simpletons.
And we don't understand, and still don't understand, that only by voting for democracy can we remove them, if at all. After all, the state oligarchic mafia is not afraid of anything, except for the more popular vote, part of which it can buy. Therefore – don't vote, it won't get better, but at least you'll be proud that even with your little help it didn't get better.
Ergo, the more you don't vote, the more oligarchic this country becomes.
New assembly? It was meant to be!
So - don't, they're laughing at you. The latest state study on groundwater proved that, like you, it has nothing to do with the drought in certain areas. Your non-vote is life saving. Of course, you won't be voting for the latest Home Secretary, who looks a little scared in the pictures, although he doesn't necessarily look scowling and "tough" like Jason Statham. But he will no doubt get his way and decisively crush the issue of bought votes. And the fact that it has already been agreed that everyone will last for certain schemes in places - is not true, it is slander.
It is also a slander that after October 27 there will be another meeting between GERB and PP-DB. And if it happens, we will have to be outraged - in the "again" style. However, we will still accept it and get on with it, because petty politicians are people too.
Ergo, accept all types of assemblies and constructs after October 27th. Just, for God's sake, don't vote. Most of all, everyone from the 2013 protests should shut up and not cloud our minds with various nonsense like "why did we protest".
After that, you'll have ample and wonderful reasons to rage on Facebook. If it becomes, for example, "construct" between GERD and "Revival" - that's how it should have happened to me. The extreme right-conservative must unite against the monstrous threat of the sixth and seventh sexes and even against the ordinary Roma who do not have 10 leva to smile.
But the most important thing remains not to vote, because if we vote, for some of us the reason for political existence will disappear – i.e. the possibility of having a free choice and NOT taking advantage of it, as well as the possibility of subsequently dealing with our opponents on Facebook. This is not small - it already replaces all cultural urges.
You stay at home folks are the really smart ones
But if we are military non-voters (since non-voting has become cool in certain circles), it will be difficult to demand. Not necessarily - a large part of the disenchanted long for something very simple, namely - for the state not to bother them and make their lives miserable with hundreds of regulations and administrative simplicities, IF they have paid their taxes. And the bribes.
Also, if we don't vote, you become something like the huge Non-Voting party. I suggest you urgently elect some tattooed bodybuilder like some Richie as your leader so you can explain not only why you don't vote, but also some tax relief for non-voters - the current shaky government tends to back down on tax issues and the insurances.
I also have an idea for mobile operators: anyone who didn't vote to get unlimited minutes for the rest of their lives if they sign a separate contract that, in the fine print, enslaves them financially forever.
Why? Because you, the non-voters, determine everything for us, the voters. But I agree: we are the fools, you who stay at home and find no reason are the really smart ones.
That's what Borges once said: if we don't vote for visibility in Argentina, it will die. And after him she died - she became a Videla military junta, lost the stupid Falklands war. Only Diego Maradona revived it, but that is another story.
We spent our whole lives in ugliness. But now we have a chance, if we don't vote, for everything to become beautiful, finally handing over the country to the remarkable aesthetes and thinkers Peevski, Radev and Borisov.
And as for a whole disenchanted generation that is désenchantée ("disenchanted"), as Mylene Farmer sang, don't worry, we don't have one. Ours allegedly protested twice in the last decade, but ultimately agreed with the status quo.. And for us, alas, there remain the heights and the rebirth of despair.
Don't vote again. This is what they are waiting for.
The most important thing is not to vote, especially for the reformists. By voting for them, you are actually voting for someone to mess up your life, and "nobody" he doesn't want us to interfere with anything. Especially from "Revival".
Therefore - no vote, let them all get better and go to hell. Oh, wait - why should we support the reformists? Come on, that's enough, stop, we know that we live well anyway, under Peevsko. Therefore: no vote, unless you want this country to become truly European. If you don't want to and stay silent, that's also a choice.
Chorbaji Delyan, Chorbaji Boyko. And no real fool like the Fire-King. "What a people, what a people," he blames.
And you still don't vote. That's all they're waiting for.
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