I have never voted in my life. Does that make me a bad person in your opinion?

Nope not a bad person, but I see voting as a license to complain...if you don't vote, you have no right to complain about how things are going with the government.

It doesn't make you a bad person but it keeps you from having any right to complain about the government, politics, taxes, public funded programs, our infrastructure and anything related to voting.

Yes, it does. Its partly your fault, the shit that has happened, because you abandoned your responsibilities

No, it doesn't make you a bad person. Why you don't think it matters is something else. I don't think it matters.

The election system is not honest. It is like a crooked casino. The odds are not only in the house's favor but the dice are loaded. Gerrymandering is a fact. The US election is a power game among entities vying for control of the government and the shaping of its policies to spend the people's taxes. The people are managed by the media.

You should vote. A few votes in a tight election can make a big difference.

t is your duty to vote. The U.S. is supposed to be a representative democracy. We get privileges being a citizen. We also have responsibilities as citizens. Especially Voting.

@DoctorCrazypants nope that is your personal decision and that is respected

Only if you express an opinion on it.

A veto is a perfectly acceptable form of voting, or declining to vote. Just because you have the right, doesn't mean you should vote if you do not agree with the options placed in front of you. One exception is if one is much worse, then you can always vote against by voting for the opposition.