How can we engage more people in the democratic process?

Question

Here's how:




Stop lying to the people by saying that the United States of America is a democratic nation. When, quite frankly, we're not.


Also, perhaps we should go back to the paper ballot so certain politicians can't rig the elections like they have in so many times past.
Most people don't vote because they know it doesn't matter - the stupid electronic voting machines can be hacked too easily.


Or, perhaps the candidates should stop pouring propaganda into their speeches, when they don't deliver on ANYTHING that they say.


And the most important of all, perhaps the government should stop lying to the public about very important issues.
Take 9/11 for example. Most people are still under the belief that it was some guy across the globe named Osama bin Laden. When, quite frankly, the real terrorist that attacked the American people was the United States government that, itself, was hijacked by radical tyrants.




Thank you.

Answer 1

For the briefest of moments I thought that you were a serious and yes normal questioner, then you jumped of the cliff with the Conspiracy theory. So now I will have to answer like I do the rest of the crazy who spout that trash.

No. You are not right. You are delusional. You have no facts you have no proof. There was no shooter on the grassy knoll we did walk on the moon and Elvis has indeed left the building.

Answer 2

Start voting for what the people want and not down party lines.

Answer 3

You have a couple good points but please get off the 911 conspiracy...it makes u sound like we didn't go to the moon either...