Tuesday, August 10, 2004

The Anti-Electorate Manifesto

More than 12 years ago, I first published my “Anti-Electorate Manifesto” in a political newsletter I edited called out of step, this blog’s predecessor. Since then, it’s been reprinted dozens of times both online and offline. With just 84 days remaining ’til Election Day, I’ve decided to resurrect it once again.

We, the Anti-Electorate, do not believe there is a need for “strong leadership” in government.

We are not drawn to “intellectual” authorities and political “heroes.”

We are not impressed with titles, ranks, and pecking orders — politicians, celebrities, and gurus.

We do not struggle for control of organizations, social circles, and government.

We do not lobby the State for favors or permission to control those with whom we disagree.

Rather, we advocate freedom.

By its very nature, the State does not.

Exercise your right to say “No” to the warfare-welfare system.

Refuse to vote. Then tell your friends why.

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